Sentence examples for wrongdoing provided from inspiring English sources

The internalist believes that one may be able to knowingly do what is wrong because, all things considered, she cares more about something that is incompatible with refraining from wrongdoing, provided she is at least somewhat inclined to refrain from doing what she knows to be wrong.

That allows a company to proclaim truthfully that it was never even accused of wrongdoing, providing at least some public relations benefit.

They campaigned hard against what they called the Republican "culture of corruption" in their 2006 takeover of the House, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi promised to root out wrongdoing, providing an opening to Republicans who accused her of protecting Mr. Rangel.

Under Section 60, police can stop and search someone for weapons, without suspicion that the individual is involved in wrongdoing, providing that a senior officer has a reasonable belief that violence had or is about to occur.

A sufficientarian interpretation of the threshold notion of harm (together with an appropriate conception of wrongdoing) provides us with a plausible understanding of what is owed to future people: the fact that future persons' existence is contingent on our present decisions does not matter where what is in question is our ability to harm future people's interests and to violate their rights.

The NFL need not admit wrongdoing, provide the public with its evidence of head trauma risks and how to reduce such injuries, nor implement any new protections for current players.

In settling the case, Biovail and Elan have not admitted to any wrongdoing and provided that they comply with the consent order will not be fined.

The attorney-general's ruling that there was no evidence of wrongdoing merely provided face-saving cover for his inevitable exit.His departure, less than six months into her government, is a setback for Ms Rousseff.

Most governance experts say that is a tough call, but many note that outside investigations into accusations of internal wrongdoing usually provide more comfort for shareholders.

Most of the "investigations" of financial institutions over the past six years have swiftly moved to cash settlements, often without holding anyone responsible for admitting wrongdoing or providing a detailed description of what they did wrong.

The Swiss bank - which like Deutsche admitted to wrongdoing - initially provided information on about 265 of its United States customers.