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91. The Company's Audit Committee will lead all investigations of alleged violations or misconduct.

92. Seventhly, negative impact of market economy during the period of social transition is the social condition of PE teachers' misconduct.

93. Incapacitation by sickness or disease caused directly or indirectly by your misconduct.

94. As one of the serious official misconduct crime, misprision is attacked by each authority at anytime.

95. The misconduct of the business resulted in a loss of 10,000 dollars.

96. In cases of serious misconduct or incompetence, the Employee may be dismissed without any period of prior notice or warning.

97. Delay in making presentment for payment is excused when the delay is caused by circumstances beyond the control of the holder, and not imputable to his default , misconduct, or negligence.

98. And nationwide,[http://sentencedict.com/misconduct.html] male teachers still commit far more sexual misconduct than females.

99. Yet doing so will be hard, not least because of the country's well-earned reputation for pervasive academic and scientific misconduct.

100. We do targeted integrity tests where we believe that an officer or a group of officers are engaged in some sort of serious misconduct or corruption.

101. The theory of misconduct responsibility of expert attestor is very convincing, so in practice, there has been deviation from the tradition.

102. ORI monitors institutional investigations of research misconduct and facilitates the responsible conduct of research (RCR) through educational, preventive, and regulatory activities.

103. It always has a strong connection of the act of the behavioral agent and this kind of act contains using privilege, abusing rights, scrimshank and self-seeking misconduct.

104. Balboa was accused of criminal misconduct in regard to his record keeping.

105. Sometimes there is no legal remedy for types of journalistic misconduct that can upset readers and viewers.

106. Whether on the bench for a term of years or for life, a judge may be removed from office only for gross misconduct and only by formal proceedings.

107. Immediacy refers to the length of time between the misconduct and the discipline.

108. Models of how to deal with scientific misconduct come in all shapes and sizes[sentencedict.com], Mayer says.

109. What in the west is considered serious misconduct (cheating at exams, fabricating research data, ghostwriting or plagiarism come to mind) are routine practices and seldom punished.

110. Mutual action in criminal law mainly includes buying action, misconduct, breach of duty and certain transgression and other mutual actions.

111. With the recalculation of base inflation since then, the penalty for this misconduct would have cost to date of approximately 300 thousand dollars.

112. Punitive damages are often requested by a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the defendant for his misconduct, and are awarded with an amount beyond the plaintiffs actual loss.

113. At the present stage, there exist the phenomena of love faille or sexual misconduct due to wrong view of love, especially education loss of view on love from school and family.

114. Gibson said an internal School District investigation found no other allegations of criminal misconduct by Sprinkel.

115. He's already charged with perjury , obstruction of justice and misconduct.

116. The purpose of such review is to recognize meritorious performance asas to investigate possible misconduct.

117. When using punishment, it must be to the extent of the misconduct and not delayed.

118. If prosecutorial misconduct results in a mistrial, a later prosecution may be barred.

119. Not withstanding any other provision in this agreement, the Employer may terminate this agreement summarily and without notice for serious misconduct on the part of the Employee.

120. Some of the misconduct is so institutionalised that it passes for normality. When, for instance, a free-kick is flying in there will be bumping and blocking in the goalmouth.