improper conduct

The case was heard on 7 December 2005 with a charge of improper conduct proven.

At the time, the government said a lack of financial controls was an invitation to improper conduct.

She did not engage in any improper or sexual conduct.

In most cases of improper conduct, scientists merely face restrictions on doing further drug tests.

Indeed, he must not engage in improper sexual conduct with anyone.

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"High Government officials have an obligation to end improper conduct if they learn about it," he said.

And I agree that any sort of improper conduct should result in severance.

No one has accused her of improper conduct in office.

The commission charges dealt with improper conduct during a five month period in late 1985.