Sentence examples for violation of ethics from inspiring English sources

Justice Gonzalez's egregious favoritism in violation of ethics rules has badly undermined trust in his judgment.

Such ex-parte communication — or "earwigging," as it's more commonly known — is a technical violation of ethics standards, but it is hardly rare, and is usually harmless.

In a statement, Mr. Trumka said: "A key adviser has been found to have used his inside connections in a way that resulted in the violation of ethics rules.

And while business executives say they want to give to a good cause, their pattern of spending — contributions that often are not disclosed, in apparent violation of ethics rules — suggests another reason.

Ms. McCaskill, who is among the wealthiest members of Congress, received nearly $90,000 in federal reimbursement for flights on the plane — including one to a political event, in apparent violation of ethics rules.

A San Francisco official said he was taken aback by the allegation, given the forthright way its committee dealt with innocent e-mail messages between Olympic athletes in contrast to what he called organized lobbying by the New York committee in violation of ethics rules.

Federal regulators have halted experiments at several major institutions, citing violations of ethics rules.

Violations of ethics laws enacted by the states can be punished by sanctions ranging from censure to disbarment.

Last week, the Office of Government Ethics sent a letter to the agency's chief ethics officer calling on him to "appropriately address any violations" of ethics involving Pruitt.

A15 Breast Cancer Study Inquiry New information suggests that the deception and violations of ethics in a South African study were even more serious than initially recognized.

The experiments were "gross violations of ethics" not just by today's standards but by those of the time, said the report from the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues.