Sentence examples for wrongdoing exists from inspiring English sources

However, if evidence of wrongdoing exists, it would be far better that it surfaces now rather than after he is posted to Baku, sparing the Obama Administration from scandalous disclosures and embarrassment.

The judiciary, for its part, has not contested the idea, though admittedly there has been no real test case in which substantial evidence of a president's personal criminal wrongdoing existed in the absence of impeachment proceedings in Congress.

By the time my investigation began, sufficient evidence of wrongdoing already existed and no one questioned the need to dig deeper.

Why aren't jurors seeing clear wrongdoing where it exists?

While the press focused on the SEC "cracking down" on the private company market, the investigation actually focused on wrongdoing that has existed in the securities markets for decades: broker-dealers using improper sales practices and charging inappropriate fees, and unregistered middlemen improperly acting as broker-dealers.

However, a system of checks and balances exists to mitigate wrongdoing in carrying out these trails and reporting the results.

"It is a positive sign that there is an attempt to right wrongdoings wherever they exist," he said.

"It is a positive sign that there is an attempt to right wrongdoings wherever they exist," said Anjan Deb Ghosh, a general manager in Mumbai at ICRA, a unit of Moody's Investors Service.

Declaring a conflict-of-interest does not imply wrongdoing, but if a significant conflict-of-interest exists, a research study should be carefully scrutinized before being used as a keystone of healthcare policy formulation.

But the committee which questioned her was unaware of the mountain of evidence that existed of wrongdoing at HSBC itself.

Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corporation - which owns The Sun, later issued a statement saying the wrongdoing described no longer existed at the newspaper.