Sentence examples for wrongdoing by members of from inspiring English sources

Under Colombia's constitution, the Supreme Court has the power to investigate wrongdoing by members of Congress.

The commissioner would be obliged to submit an annual ethics report to lawmakers, and investigate any charges of wrongdoing by members of the government.

A president or prime minister allows the judiciary to investigate wrongdoing by members of his government instead of firing the prosecutor.

Since tsarist times, the informal rules that pertain to Russia's governing élite have dictated that, if police come across evidence of wrongdoing by members of the secret services, they cannot investigate it themselves.

But the seizure of the PMA Group's computer files and financial records last November raised the possibility that the authorities might seek evidence of wrongdoing by members of Congress as well.

DURBIN: And you're aware of the fact that Patrick Fitzgerald, who had been designated special prosecutor, who was in the process of investigating any criminal wrongdoing by members of the president's or vice president's staff was given a recommendation, quote, "has not distinguished himself either positively or negatively". GONZALES: Senator, now I'm aware of this.

(The plaintiffs say Juneau abided by the terms of the settlement in compensating people). BP's complaints were largely dismissed out of hand by the federal judge presiding over the case, Carl Barbier, though he did agree to bring in Louis Freeh, the former F.B.I. director, when BP came up with evidence of wrongdoing by several members of Juneau's staff.

It is alleged that the report shows wrongdoing on both sides of a bitter selection battle, not just by members of Unite.

Mr Hain denies any wrongdoing and insists he had no knowledge of the £103,000 in donations received by members of his campaign team.

The 13-member review board investigates accusations of excessive force, abuse of authority, discourtesy and offensive language brought to it by members of the public, but does not generally handle offenses that rise to the level of criminal wrongdoing.

After an internal review of its finances, the James Beard Foundation announced yesterday that it could not rule out the possibility of wrongdoing by a member of its board.