serious misconduct

"We have discovered a serious misconduct by one of our students," he said.

If convicted of the more serious misconduct charge, he faces up to 10 years in prison.

Instead, it integrates them to cover all kinds of serious misconduct.

As a result there have been forced eviction of people from their homes and serious misconduct by police in this area.

"You want to create an impression among future applicants to the bar that serious misconduct is a matter of concern," she said.

Companies have been willing to pay even in the face of substantial evidence of serious misconduct.

In addition certain more serious misconduct may result in criminal prosecution.

Others found guilty of serious misconduct might escape with the loss of just 30 days' pay.

They also have a duty to report incidents of serious misconduct to enforcers.

When any elected official is charged with serious misconduct, the public's faith in its government institutions can suffer.

The report concluded that there had been serious misconduct and mismanagement in the administration of the charity.

Last year, 6 of the more than 1,250 justices were either removed from office for serious misconduct or resigned while facing charges.

"Most of the cases would involve more significant touching than that, or more serious misconduct," she said.

The organization itself, however, was cleared of any serious misconduct by the Charity Commission.

Proceedings under the Children Act 1989 are civil but may involve allegations of very serious misconduct.

Grounds for an investigation usually include fraud, serious misconduct or material irregularity in a company's affairs.

In cases involving fatalities or allegations of serious misconduct, the Authority does conduct its own investigations.

Once invested, professors can be let go only for serious misconduct or what their contracts generally call "financial exigencies."

"The essence of this ruling is the finding of serious misconduct by the counsel and the party," she said.

Allegations of serious misconduct against President Ledwith led to his resignation.

As a result of the assault, Wise was sacked by the club for serious misconduct on 2 August.

Between 1983 and 1986, the report found that about 100 allegations of undue force and other serious misconduct by the police were never investigated.

The foreign directors are being cited for negligence and other defendants for more serious misconduct.

One-third of faculty members said they had direct evidence of serious misconduct on the part of students.

Neither is all serious misconduct flowing from his personal conduct immune from impeachment.