Sentence examples for wrongdoing committed from inspiring English sources

"This historic penalty is appropriate given the strength of the evidence of the wrongdoing committed by Citi," he said in a Justice Department news release.

"We firmly believe that Mrs. Tripp did nothing wrong," Mr. Murtha said, "and that she did not violate any laws when she exposed the criminal behavior and wrongdoing committed by President Clinton and others".

Edward A. McDonald, a lawyer representing Allied Waste, did not dispute the charges, but he said last night that Allied executives should not be blamed for wrongdoing committed by Browning-Ferris.

Her lawyer, Jeffrey T. Karp, said the letter referred to information the Harvard University Police Department said it had obtained about wrongdoing committed by Ms. Campbell in connection with the events of May 18.

These days, a lot more indignation is heard at the White House and on Capitol Hill about wrongdoing committed by insider trading and tricky accounting than by guns, knives and burglary tools.

Along with Purdue Pharma, the three men have insisted they were not aware of the wrongdoing committed by other company officials on their watch, adding they would have addressed it had they known.

German judge Hans-Joachim Eckert leads the adjudicatory chamber that will decide if any wrongdoing was committed.

If A loses his wallet and B finds it and returns it to A, restitution has been made although no wrongdoing was committed.

The results of the investigation, released on September 4, 2008, concluded the conduct of the deputies was appropriate and no wrongdoing was committed.

Most of that particular mess is not Dimon's fault, as most of the alleged wrongdoing was committed by Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual before JPMorgan bought those banks during the crisis.

Mr Peyrelevade has argued that any wrongdoings were committed before his arrival, and that he knew nothing about them until the American investigations began.