malfeasance

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• 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.