Someone was looking into wrongdoing tied to the recycling program.
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The House Financial Services Committee is opening a formal investigation into wrongdoing at Wells Fargo.
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Both Nixon and Trump took aggressive steps to obstruct justice by hampering the investigations into wrongdoing.
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Even more important: Is the structure holding government actors accountable when biases morph into wrongdoing and even corruption?
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They are all individuals charged by the Office of the Special Counsel in investigations into wrongdoing by the President.
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The letter indicates that lawmakers are looking to expand their examination into wrongdoing at Wells beyond just the bank itself.
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If the Republican-led House had a record of conducting judicious, purposeful investigations into wrongdoing, this authority might be justifiable.
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Frank Church hearings into wrongdoing by the CIA, when Congress pushed back by implementing reforms that curbed the power of these organizations.
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Also, the State Attorney General's Office has opened a preliminary investigation into wrongdoing at Trade Off, which pays about $15 an hour.
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The Queens District Attorney's office has also started a separate investigation along with the authority's inspector general, which looks into wrongdoing at the agency.
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At the same time, Deutsche Bank has paid billions of dollars to settle government probes into wrongdoing stemming from the financial crisis and elsewhere.
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The House Ethics Committee has an equal number of Democratic and Republican members, meaning any move to look into wrongdoing must have bipartisan support.
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It is a difficult defense to establish because lawyers are usually unwilling to concede they provided faulty advice that led a client into wrongdoing.
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NAB's CEO Andrew Thorburn had earlier announced that about 300 of its staff had been fired or left the company following internal investigations into wrongdoing.
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The federal investigation into wrongdoing dates back several years and has implicated high-ranking figures on both sides of the auto industry's union-management divide.
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The federal investigation into wrongdoing dates back several years and has implicated high-ranking figures on both sides of the auto industry's union-management divide.
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Years later, in 2012, when Mr. Murdoch, then 81, was testifying at an unrelated inquiry into wrongdoing in his newsrooms, he finally admitted he had erred in publishing the diaries.
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But according to Barr, the president can shut down any law enforcement investigation into wrongdoing he may have committed as long as the president believes that he was being falsely accused.
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The Supreme Court usually takes more than a year to come up with its findings in such probes into wrongdoing by politicians, and Temer would likely survive to the end of the term.
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Schneiderman was a leading voice of the "Me Too" movement -- leading a months-long investigation into wrongdoing by former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein -- and self-proclaimed ardent defender of the rule of law.
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A senior aide to Lopez Obrador's predecessor, former President Enrique Pena Nieto, was accused of soliciting bribes from Odebrecht, and Pena Nieto's administration was widely seen as slow-walking its investigations into wrongdoing by the firm.
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Rocked by a year-long Royal Commission inquiry that looked into wrongdoing in the financial sector, CBA and other top firms are trying to improve their public image with a focus on putting customers ahead of profits.
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"This is an important day for the work of the inquiry," said chairman Alexis Jay, who oversaw a 2014 investigation into wrongdoing in the northern English town of Rotherham which revealed some 1,400 children had been abused.
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José Vicente Haro, a constitutional law expert in Caracas, the capital, said that while the court had the ability to open an investigation into wrongdoing, only the National Assembly, controlled by opposition lawmakers, could remove her from office.
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The combination of a newly elected House Democratic majority and the rapid intensification of investigations into wrongdoing and corruption means that Mulvaney will spend much of his time trying to keep this ship from sinking -- and himself out of trouble.
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The country's second largest network of financial advisers raised its remediation bill to A$20203 million ($22020 million) from a previous estimate of about A$21 million, aiming to rebuild its brand following a landmark inquiry into wrongdoing at financial institutions last year.
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Rules governing the sale of investment products, and companies' compliance with the regulations, are in the spotlight in Asia after Australia's year-long inquiry into wrongdoing in the financial sector made a number of recommendations about how its products should be marketed to consumers.
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In order to avert another "Saturday Night Massacre," the infamous moment when President Richard Nixon ordered the firing of special prosecutor Archibald Cox, who was looking into the Watergate scandal, we now depend on the expectation that presidents will allow investigations into wrongdoing to take place unimpeded.
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As a result, the government leans on companies that are subject to the FCPA to uncover and report foreign bribes on their own, and corporations often assist investigations into wrongdoing by their own employees or when they believe they are a victim of a crime, the experts said.
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Investors are set to remain on the sidelines with two of the country's 'Big Four' lenders - Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and National Australia Bank - scheduled to report full-year results this week, amid intense scrutiny by an ongoing quasi judicial inquiry into wrongdoing in the sector.
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House Intelligence Committee lawmakers are in the dark about an investigation into wrongdoing at the State Department announced by Chairman Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) on Friday.
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S: Portrait of a Spy is a controversial 1978 spy novel by Canadian writer Ian Adams. Adams was sued by a former counter-intelligence official on the grounds the novel's main character bore too close a resemblance to his own life. Former Minister of National Defence Paul Hellyer wrote that information in the novel seemed sufficiently credible to alter the mandate of a high-profile inquiry into wrongdoing by the RCMP Security Service.
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Altis, Humalabo and News Chef – acquisitions advised by Global Company – were also identified as front companies with links to organised crime. The headquarters of Olympus Corp. was visited by Japanese prosecutors on 21 December 2011 as part its investigation; NHK TV said the home of Tsuyoshi Kikukawa, former Olympus president, was also targeted by authorities looking into wrongdoing. Japanese authorities arrested seven individuals in connection with the case on 16 February 2012.
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This gu meaning 2.7 of "seduce; bewitch; attract; confuse; mislead; bewilder" is evident in the Standard Chinese words yaogu "bewitch by seductive charms", gumei "bewitch/charm by sensual appeal", and guhuo "confuse by magic; enchant; seduce into wrongdoing". "Ku-poisoning was also associated with demoniac sexual appetite – an idea traceable back to Chou times", says , "This notion evidently had its origins in stories of ambiguous love potions prepared by the aboriginal women of the south. The Zuozhuan (, ) uses gu in a story that in the 7th century BCE, Ziyuan , the chief minister of Chu, "wished to seduce the widow" of his brother King Wen of Zhou. The Mozi (, ) uses gu to criticize Confucius, who "dresses elaborately and puts on adornments to mislead the people.
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