But racial resentment was found to be a predictor of perceived electoral
malfeasance "over and above political considerations like partisanship, ideology, and candidate preference.
The ruling upheld the decision of the Sofia Appellate Court and the Sofia Military Court, the court of first instance, clearing Tsonev of accusations of
malfeasance in office in his capacity as head of the Procurement Management Directorate at the Ministry of Defense.
State has a set of internal controls to prevent visa
malfeasance and has taken actions to improve them; however, these internal controls are not being fully and consistently implemented by the posts we visited.
For perspective on how that could pose a danger, imagine that auditing
malfeasance has been alleged against you and a jury has been selected to hear the case.
A critical question she posed is: "What was the culture and ethical behavior like at companies like Enron, WorldCom, HealthSouth and Adelphia that allowed the
malfeasance or misguided judgments to happen?
The taxpayer needs to have purchased the investment from the person or agent of the seller, or entity who made the misrepresentations or committed the
malfeasance.
The Times went on to report that on the same day of Magistrate Hart's decision, a Utah appeals court judge chastised another lawyer for "textual
malfeasance.
According to experts, organizations' use of DRM may affect how whistleblowers inform outsiders of corporate
malfeasance.
Indeed, like the late Mark Lombardi, whose post-Conceptual depictions of political and financial
malfeasance bear a distinct relation to this very body of work, Fahlstrom is an artist one wishes were here to comment now: Guernica, rejected by the UN in February 2003 as a too-embarrassing backdrop for a press conference on Iraq, has again become symbolic in the struggle against a crypto-imperialist US-led war, while the problem of creating effective agitprop that maintains aesthetic independence is, of course, perennial.
The fallout from the revelations of corporate
malfeasance has severely shaken investor confidence.
Taking shots at the government for some
malfeasance or misfeasance is, in editor's parlance, "shooting fish in a barrel.
Floods have clear beginnings and identifiable causes, and can often be blamed on official
malfeasance.
