malfeasance

Federal officials have been looking into potential malfeasance here for at least two months.

It's not from a lack of good management or any malfeasance on our part.

"The shock of what has happened will keep malfeasance down for a while," he said.

"You have no idea what sort of malfeasance he suspected?"

Yet has all this malfeasance diminished our interest in sports?

But public malfeasance is less the subject of the movie than its premise.

Already, Enron is in a class by itself as an example of corporate malfeasance.

"The level and depth of malfeasance was beyond what anyone could imagine," he said.

Are you surprised by the amount of corporate malfeasance out there?

New reports of possible malfeasance keep coming fast and furious.

Thus, both the motive and opportunity for malfeasance have increased.

Each party argued that the paperwork was evidence of malfeasance.

He also suggests that a white team doctor may have been guilty of malfeasance.

Six senior company officials had previously been charged with malfeasance.

"To cut short anyone's opportunity would be malfeasance, particularly at a time when we have a budget surplus."

"And the only way to draw the public in is by allegations of safety malfeasance."

"That's going to develop the opportunities for new kinds of malfeasance."

From this will spring countless further charges of malfeasance in office.

For the second time in eight months, a superior's malfeasance had cost Malcolm a job.

Serious malfeasance would be acceptable only in cases of the highest importance.

She said neither the bank nor federal regulators had found evidence of malfeasance.

In each instance, the administration rejected accusations of political malfeasance.

If the firm found evidence of malfeasance, it would have to stop making markets in the company's shares.

God knows, I'd more than sufficient cause to justify such a malfeasance.

"Malfeasance is just more likely to be revealed in recessions."