Sentence examples for variety of misconduct from inspiring English sources

New York police officials said he was fired from the Police Department in 1991 over a variety of misconduct charges.

"The alleged misconduct involves claims of whistleblowers that you engaged in a variety of misconduct which, if true, would be detrimental to the best interests of the State Ethics Commission and the State of Connecticut," the letter said.

Over her two years at the home, she said, she was pressured to commit or she witnessed a startling variety of misconduct, from the forging of records to the misreporting of deaths.

The overall disciplinary statistics, provided in response to a request by The New York Times for the period the department was under federal scrutiny, cover a variety of misconduct, including discourtesy, insubordination, abusive language and excessive force, but do not separate out excessive force figures.

For some varieties of corporate misconduct, like Wachovia's drug money laundering, hitting shareholders with the fine is appropriate.

Items assessed a variety of school-based misconduct, such as whether adolescents have been sent out of class for misbehavior (Gillmore et al., 1991) and whether they have copied homework from others (Fletcher, Steinberg, & Sellers, 1999).

Van Dyke had already logged 18 civilian complaints for a variety of allegations, including claims of misconduct and excessive force.

Hours after Today anchors announced the surprise termination of NBC's Matt Lauer over a sexual harassment claim, explosive reports in Variety and the New York Times detailed several allegations of misconduct against the high-profile anchor.

According to sources who spoke with Variety, his misconduct was somewhat of an open secret: Employees reportedly knew about and discussed his behavior, while executives struggled to make sure he remained on-air.

The case pits an unusually well-connected legal activist against highly placed political figures, and it touches on a variety of human rights issues including police misconduct, arbitrary detention, violations of privacy, land grabbing, neglect of due process and repression of freedom of expression, the report said.

To measure the frequency of misconduct, different approaches have been employed, and they have produced a corresponding variety of estimates.