Sentence examples for violating professional standards from inspiring English sources

Schools Superintendent Betty Sternberg said the episode had nothing to do with birthday treats and everything to do with a principal violating professional standards of conduct.

OHSU maintains the midwives are violating professional standards; an attorney for the midwives has filed a lawsuit on the premise the allegations are harassment.

Rather than focusing on the people who violated professional standards, we should recognize this as an example of organizational misconduct.

Chicago mayor, Rahm Emanuel, said in a statement that Van Dyke violated "professional standards" and also the "moral standards that bind our community together".

Legal interpreters familiar with the profession said that Professor Camayd-Freixas' essay, while a notable departure from the norm, did not violate professional standards.

The Smithsonian Institution has indefinitely postponed its plans to mount an exhibition of Chinese artifacts salvaged from a shipwreck because of opposition from archeologists who say the objects were collected by a commercial treasure hunter in a manner that violated professional standards.

Known as self-plagiarism, this practice is strongly discouraged in Applications in Plant Sciences (APPS) because it violates professional standards, is potentially deceptive, and lacks originality.

This may make the provider more likely to believe both that not prescribing an antibiotic is the best medical decision and that prescribing when it is not indicated violates professional standards.

Such deficit is in fact nonexistent; it was arrived at by violating professional actuarial practice standards resulting from the politicized trustees having final say over projection assumptions of the actuaries, much as Enron prevailed on its accountants to ignore accounting standards.

"She abducted and sold several new-born infants, violating professional and social ethics".

B.U. administrators would have to show that Holick's courtroom utterances lack scientific merit or violate accepted professional standards in order to discipline him, John Wilson, the author of the 2008 book "Patriotic Correctness: Academic Freedom and Its Enemies," said.