Similar words: conduct, conductor, conduction, conducting, conductive, superconductor, conductivity, code of conduct. Meaning: [‚mɪskɑn'dʌkt /-kɒn-] 
n. 1. bad or dishonest management by persons supposed to act on another's behalf 2. activity that transgresses moral or civil law. v. 1. behave badly 2. manage badly or incompetently.
n. 1. bad or dishonest management by persons supposed to act on another's behalf 2. activity that transgresses moral or civil law. v. 1. behave badly 2. manage badly or incompetently. 
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61. Remember that it is not only a refusal to perform your normal duties which can amount to gross misconduct.
62. The council alleged serious professional misconduct after Mr Cole failed to give a patient a signed statement or prescription.
63. She also points to a 1989-90 grand jury report that alleged widespread police misconduct while Kolender was chief.
64. The police officer found guilty of being drunk on duty was dismissed for gross misconduct.
65. She never spoke of his unfaithfulness, never blamed him for his misconduct.
66. The employers learned of the letters and summarily dismissed the employees for gross misconduct.
67. Jones will stand trial for three charges of sexual misconduct.
68. He was suspended from duty and then, in November,[sentencedict.com/misconduct.html] found guilty of gross misconduct.
69. Proceedings under the Children Act 1989 are civil but may involve allegations of very serious misconduct.
70. An employer need not give any notice if the employee's conduct constitutes gross misconduct justifying instant dismissal.
71. He was dismissed for gross misconduct, which seems to have centred on drug taking and homosexual activities.
72. He denied he had ever been guilty of professional misconduct, and he was just about to be disbarred in New York.
73. In any case of gross misconduct no notice or pay would be due.
74. She faces eight charges of misconduct and abuse of power.
75. In 1982 he was found guilty of serious professional misconduct and undertook not to let it happen again.
76. That set the fur flying and even United coach Geoff Konopka was also sent off for serious misconduct.
77. Unfortunately, as history has shown, some of the companies are guilty of misconduct in the pursuit of such profit.
78. Serious or persistent breach of the standards could amount to professional misconduct.
79. At present, therapists cannot be found guilty of professional misconduct.
80. Sexual exploitation and sexual abuse constitute serious misconduct.
81. How are employees disciplined for misconduct or poor performance?
82. Church takes accusations of sexual misconduct extremely seriously.
83. I acquit Edward of all essential misconduct.
84. I. Unreasonable demand and work stoppage, serious misconduct or willful disobedience by the FISHERMAN of the lawful orders of his superiors.
85. The Employment Relations Authority found that the dismissal was flawed procedurally , and that there was no serious misconduct.
86. But a leaked directive from theCentral Propaganda Bureau revealed a more salacious side to his misconduct:"All media are not to report or hype the news that Liu Zhijun had 18mistresses."
87. Sexual misconduct is a fuse for setting off social disorder.
88. Therefore, to avoid a vacuous academic talk, ethical misconduct cannot be treated with vague academic parlance.
89. Capitals are increased by parsimony, and diminished by prodigality and misconduct.
90. A related text is found in 1 Corinthians 11 where Paul rebukes and admonishes the church because of the misconduct of some at the Lord's Table.
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