Sentence examples for type of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

This is precisely the type of wrongdoing which the Financial Services and Markets Act was designed to redress and therefore to prevent".

As he observed, Every new social relation begets a new type of wrongdoing -- of sin, to use an old-fashioned word -- and many years always elapse before society is able to turn this sin into a crime which can be effectively punished by law".

Do you really love a world in which our daughters hold so little value that you cannot take a stand against this type of wrongdoing for fear of change?

The financial reform bill passed recently provided greater protections for whistle-blowers and expanded the types of wrongdoing they can report with legal impunity.

These "gag orders", says Jordan Thomas, head of Labaton Sucharow's practice dedicated to representing whistleblowers, "keep … authorities in the dark about all types of wrongdoing".

The court held that the tapes of the lysine conspiracy could be admitted as evidence in the fructose case, proving that Archer Daniels executives were willing to engage in the types of wrongdoing described in the class-action suit.

This mercenary is also a "pansexual" sybarite, a brutal cynic, and someone who believes the appropriate punishment for most types of wrongdoing is death (unlucky in love? First kidnap your rival, then kybosh him).

All 14 types of wrongdoing were represented in the sample.

Figure 2 presents the responses of our two targeted groups RIOs and IRB chairs regarding the types of wrongdoing investigated.

If the latter number was ≥1, respondents were asked to indicate the types of research wrongdoing investigated (including multiple types within single cases), selecting from 14 different types of wrongdoing identified in previous research by this team.

The most common types of research wrongdoing investigated included violations of procedures, consent, research integrity (fabrication, falsification, plagiarism or FFP), oversight, privacy/confidentiality, and conflict of interest policies.