| At the least he ought to have known or is malfeasant for not making it his business to know. |
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| How much gumption does it take to pillory the malfeasant editors, reporters, and publisher who turned to compost ages ago? |
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| It's still possible that this is just a cataclysmic bankruptcy for which a few malfeasant executives will pay a stiff price. |
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| It is no longer the case that a malfeasant physician can escape her record by moving to another state. |
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| A Founder that is avoidant, is overbearing, is malfeasant, is distracted, is incompetent, is narcisstic will not succeed. |
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| I have no evidence to back up this sort of malfeasant roguish claim. |
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| Mrs Gulliver, who is French and much more charming than her husband, would speak directly to the malfeasant. |
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| Two, you cannot be malfeasant with the money. |
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| The Canadian government pursues malfeasant civil servants and subjects them to prosecution. |
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| Ayatollahs have also passed their time providing support for malfeasant groups in the region. |
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| Fortunately, this kind of thinking will soon migrate from being passively stupid to being prosecutably malfeasant. |
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| The odds of deterring a malfeasant country with fines, however semi-automatic they may appear, are slim. |
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| It is no wonder that such politics breeds a politicised bureaucracy and a malfeasant system of law and order. |
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