malfeasance

He’s a boxing trainer whose wife dies because of a pharmaceutical company’s greed and malfeasance—and because she has cancer.

Digital currencies will help governments fight malfeasance, smooth the transfer of assets across borders, and enable central banks to deal directly with citizens—especially helpful in times of crisis.

He seemed personally enraged by public malfeasance and corruption by public officials.

Its elections long have been flagged for malfeasance and misadministration.

In this regard, the latest updates make it even more difficult for companies to get away with this type of malfeasance.

The commission has accused Yingluck of malfeasance in a rice-subsidy program aimed at improving the incomes of Thai rice farmers.

The prime minister must appear before the anti-corruption commission on February 27 to answer the malfeasance charges.

Allegations of malfeasance against Raheen continue to surface.

In the weeklong trial, the Pittsburgh lawyer laid out the most devastating account of corporate malfeasance.

Arguably that question points to a much larger problem than Stapel's malfeasance.

I never heard of any of them being removed for incompetency, dereliction of duty or malfeasance.

The knowledge of this added treachery hath come to me but recently; and this also was of Rizzo's malfeasance.

Removals were made for neglect of duty, malfeasance in office, refusing to obey orders, and obstructing Reconstruction.

Don Nicholas de Ovando pleaded smoothly the Sovereign's most strict command which in any to disobey were plain malfeasance!

At Sienna he learned that his house had been pillaged and burned and he himself had been accused of malfeasance in office.