Sentence examples for was suspected of wrongdoing from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Mr. Wagner was suspected of wrongdoing, Mr. Corina said, "No".

Last week, the scandal widened when prosecutors in Siena announced that JPMorgan Chase was suspected of wrongdoing for its role in a 2008 transaction that helped Monte dei Paschi raise the funds it needed to acquire a regional bank, Antonveneta.

He added: "It is only right and proper that police officers face investigation where they are suspected of wrongdoing.

When officers in major cities around the country are suspected of wrongdoing, they have rights far more extensive than the reading of Miranda warnings.

On the contrary, the Federalist Papers suggest that a local grand jury shouldn't be used as an information-gathering device when the President is suspected of wrongdoing.

Mr. Rove has previously testified to the grand jury, although multiple appearances do not necessarily signify that a witness is suspected of wrongdoing.

Israel says that civilians are not the targets of military action and that it conducts inquiries in cases where soldiers are suspected of wrongdoing.

Their betrayal has had the effect, at least in some investigations, of leading the authorities to move in more quickly when agents are suspected of wrongdoing.

In the Abramoff case, neither of the Congressional ethics committees took any action, though numerous Congressional officials were suspected of wrongdoing and a criminal investigation continues.

Each of the major Democratic mayoral candidates has been the subject of embarrassing revelations about some contributors, who turned out to be convicted felons or to have been suspected of wrongdoing or of disregarding the campaign finance rules.

The rule, for years the focus of ire from Police Department critics, gives officers who are suspected of wrongdoing 48 hours to consult lawyers and union officials before they are questioned.