Sentence examples for the misconduct that from inspiring English sources

Few were protected from retaliation, enabling the misconduct that paved the way for the financial meltdown to go unchecked.

For all the disclosures and scrutiny though, the details of the misconduct that attracted the Justice Department's attention remain murky.

The misconduct that led to her suspension -- the failure to report improprieties before the event -- is seen as a misdemeanor by the judges.

But a hearing by Judge Wolf the next year uncovered much of the misconduct that was cited in Mr. Connolly's trial.

Much, however, remains to be done, starting with a full investigation into the misconduct that may have occurred — something the American people have been denied.

The Free Press, and in particular the reporters Jim Schaefer and M. L. Elrick, were cited for uncovering the misconduct that sent Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick to jail.

"Marlborough School expresses its deep sympathy for the victims of the sexual misconduct that has come to light," the statement said.

As RBS was fined £430m – on top of the £400m of penalties announced in November – boss Ross McEwan said: "The serious misconduct that lies at the heart of today's announcements has no place in the bank that I am building.

Ross McEwan, chief executive of RBS, said: "The serious misconduct that lies at the heart of today's announcements has no place in the bank that I am building.

Other authors were spared the misconduct charge, but the committee said that senior authors who failed to verify the accuracy of the data "bear heavy responsibility for the research misconduct that resulted from this failure on their part".

"But we want to let people know that as the next generation, we will not stand for the police misconduct that has become systematic in New York recently".