wrongdoing

Converse of object

• deny: The firm denied any wrongdoing, attributing the practice to the actions of a single rogue partner.
• punish: But the purpose of the law of contract is not to punish wrongdoing but to satisfy the expectations of the party entitled to performance.
• expose: Even in the heart of the Secret State, conscientious employees must be able to expose wrongdoing.
• disclose: In addition, SOX requires employees and professional advisors to disclose potential wrongdoing or breaches of fiduciary duty to a corporation's senior management.
• admit: Under the terms of the settlement, the University of Pennsylvania team, lead by James Wilson, do not admit any wrongdoing.
• commit: It examines the position we find ourselves in with regard to the person who has committed the wrongdoing.

Adjective modifier

• intentional: To punish is to inflict penalty for violation of law, disobedience to authority, or intentional wrongdoing.
• alleged: The police have assumed the right to vet the entire business of government in an open-ended trawl for alleged wrongdoing.
• serious: Handling over 3,500 public concerns, the charity has helped people blow the whistle on hundreds of cases of serious wrongdoing.
• corporate: Years of age ninety percent of in states corporate wrongdoing has.
• criminal: I mean, there was no criminal wrongdoing in Whitewater.
• moral: Adultery however is not so much depicted as a moral wrongdoing but rather as a breach of propriety.

Modifies a noun

• folk: That is because they disbelieved in Allah and His messenger, and Allah guideth not wrongdoing folk.

Noun used with modifier

• police: The men say their claim is backed by evidence of police wrongdoing uncovered by the BBC.
• workplace: As this shows, the word is now used to describe the options available to an employe to raise concerns about workplace wrongdoing.

Possessives

• ned: I have no sympathy for his mom who complained when the Tesco security guard took some photos as evidence of the ned's wrongdoing.
• employer: He will succeed merely by showing that an employer's wrongdoing had materially increased the risk of the Claimant contracting the disease.

Preposition: in

• workplace: The charity Public Concern at Work provides free confidential advice to workers who have concerns about wrongdoing in the workplace.
• relation: Jones was found guilty only by association and always denied any wrongdoing in relation to current rules and testing procedures.

Preposition: by

• authority: Consumers should have access to information about wrongdoing by public authorities.