Sentence examples for the wrongdoing of which from inspiring English sources

In two, the wrongdoing of which he was accused ceased to be a crime (because of legislation by his own government).

In human affairs there is the additional evil of sin: the willful wrongdoing of which we all are at times victims and at other times perpetrators.

A lawyer representing the DJ told VICE he has not been charged with any crime and "denies the serious wrongdoing of which he has been accused".

With all the positive steps baseball has taken to rid the game of PEDs, it is not impossible to imagine a situation in which some players, the players' union and some fans turn against the league – should Rodriguez receive a life ban without evidence of wrongdoing (of which there is said to be "volumes") being presented publicly.

Which finally brings me to my confession of the wrongdoings for which I must now seek forgiveness.

One of the disciplinary canons accepted by the western church thereafter concerned limitations on the ability to accuse a bishop of wrongdoing, the spirit of which haunts the modern church.

Yet none has apparently been able to penetrate the secrecy that surrounded the tax dodging activities of the highly successful Swiss subsidiary that was acquired back in 1999 – any more than they were able to detect, let alone halt, some of the wrongdoings of the recent past, which have led to a $618m fine for manipulating foreign exchange rates and a $1.9bn fine for money laundering.

As the scandal grew last year, dominating headlines in Britain for months, the police inquiry, and hearings by a parliamentary committee, began to focus on allegations that executives, editors and others involved had conspired to cover up the extent of the wrongdoing, which Scotland Yard said last month had involved the hacking of the cellphones of at least 800 people.

The AP is about providing access to certain areas where there is proof that there have been some alleged wrongdoings, the documents of which should be given to the members.

"But since these settlements lacked transparency, the public didn't receive basic information about why the agreement had been reached, how the fine had been determined, what the scale of the wrongdoing was and which cases prosecutors never took up".

Managers stand accused of ignoring persistent wrongdoing, some of which is said to have occurred on BBC premises.