Sentence examples for wrongful activities from inspiring English sources
"We are gratified that the arbitrator ruled in our favor and vindicated our serious concerns about Johnson & Johnson's wrongful activities," Amgen's chief executive, Kevin Sharer, said in a statement.
In a statement to media, Deri said: "Granting an entry permit to activists such as Phiri would in effect reinforce the wrongful activities she and her peers are advancing and I have no intention of lending a hand to that.
Ebbers' stiff sentence will deter others from engaging in similarly wrongful activities far more effectively than will Sarbanes-Oxley's onerous obligations of massive paperwork.
Bassima says the police said Ebtesam was "engaging in wrongful activities".
This type of mental positioning can often be shortsighted, misguided, and self-serving if there aren't full considerations (versus a cursory review) about potential outcomes that might occur due to a failure to prevent wrongful activities.
The government said Hodge encouraged Allied's wrongful activities by maintaining a "culture of corruption" in which he eliminated various senior management workers, "intimidated" workers through sudden firings and aggressive email monitoring and "silenced" former employees by suing them.
"That could represent not just evidence of lobbying, but potentially wrongful activity of some kind".
Generally, this wrongful activity impacts two main areas: end-user devices (eg smartphones) and the mobile network operator's infrastructure.
Mr. Romney even charged that there might be "wrongful activity" in some of Mr. Gingrich's consulting work, though he provided no proof.
Mr. Romney warned of the potential for a series of "October surprises" by Mr. Gingrich and even speculated that Mr. Gingrich might have done "potentially wrongful activity" after he left office.
Mr. Romney called on Mr. Gingrich to return $1.7 million he received in consultancy fees and suggested without elaboration that his rival could have been engaged in "potential wrongful activity of some kind".
