misuse of authority

Kirk wondered if auditors could be reported for misuse of authority, too.

Sometimes misuse of authority is simply a result of a program error.

The exact charges against the chief justice have not been made public, but there are allegations of misconduct and misuse of authority.

This was an obvious restraint on misuse of authority, for officers had cause to fear the consequences of unpopularity ashore.

"Misuse of authority," Mr. Shabot said, ticking off the charges.

They were against hypocrisy, intolerance and the misuse of authority; they were for self-expression and solidarity.

Mukhutdinov was indicted for two counts of "misuse of authority" (article 285, maximum sentence of 10 years).

"They're a brave, honest and proper reaction," Ms. Rosenberg said, "to a pattern of unfettered misuse of authority."

In 2005 Lula's government suffered a serious blow with several accusations of corruption and misuse of authority against his cabinet, forcing some of its members to resign.

The government continued an investigation involving a prison warden who was arrested and jailed in February 2007 for misuse of authority and accepting bribes that facilitated trafficking.

In 1993, Safa Giray was accused of fraud and misuse of authority during his time of service as Minister of Public Works.

They consist of 110 allegations of misuse of force; 13 allegations of misuse of authority; 17 of discourtesy, and 2 involving ethnic slurs.

It has also exposed corruption and misuse of authority by those in power which is one of the vital functions of the independent press, particularly so in the Third World countries.

In 1708 Governor Philippe de Rigaud Vaudreuil and Intendant Jacques Raudot reported what they considered Cadillac's misuse of authority to the home government.

Since another case against prosecutor Cihaner was pending at the Court of Cassation for misuse of authority the files were sent there to decide which court should hear the case.

It came like a flood, one category of theft or misuse of authority or exploitation after another for nine full days; the actio prima concluded on the fourteenth day of Sextilis.

So the children return to their grandmother, a proud shopkeeper whose defiance can only provoke men like Janvier, whose misuse of authority, volatile temper and penchant for violence make him the ideal functionary.

But the speech also showed Mr. Hu's reluctance to embrace broad changes to address official graft and the misuse of authority, which have fueled widespread popular discontent that some officials say is weakening their hold on power.

'Allegations of misuse of authority triggered a massive crisis in the Lacanian community during the late 1990s, eventually leading to the dissension of literally hundreds of analysts across the globe from Miller's World Association of Psychoanalysis.

Mr. Suharto, who was present during the chairman's speech, has been criticized for not dealing more firmly with high-level corruption and the misuses of authority that many Indonesians think have begun to hamper development in this nation of more than 170 million people.

After the ruling today, David H. Weiner, chairman of the Essex County Joint Labor Council, which represents all the unions that filed lawsuits, said, "The judge struck a blow against tyrannical misuse of authority by Mr. Treffinger."

In March 2012, Pakistan Railways' ex-General Manager, was arrested by the NAB on charges of misuse of authority and alleged involvement in the misappropriation of Rs600 million, relating to the sale of scrap at a below market value rate.

In the same article, Mumford also acknowledged abuses that had occurred because of his teaching on submission: "...Mumford decided that he needed to publicly 'repent' of his responsibility in setting up a system where so many people were hurt by misuses of authority.

Herman Goldstein, a professor of criminal justice administration at the University of Wisconsin Law School, defined corruption as "acts involving the misuse of authority by a police officer in a manner designed to produce personal gain for himself or others" and said they were not limited to monetary gain."

According to the José Alvear Restrepo Lawyers' Collective, Noguera was only released to due to procedural defects; however the charges against him, conspiracy to commit a crime, misuse of authority through an arbitrary and unjust act, and improper use of classified or secret information, may still be prosecuted.