Sentence examples for anything improperly from inspiring English sources

"The officials discharged their duties properly, and there is no indication that anything improperly was done by anyone involved," the Southeastern Conference said in a statement Tuesday.

Now, I'm not suggesting that Twitter borrowed anything improperly here — I'm sure this pane design concept is quite old — but it's interesting that Twitter, a Facebook rival, now looks like this popular Facebook redesign concept that was seen the web over.

Colindres' lawyer, Fred Haddad, of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, said he doesn't believe his client did "anything improperly".

"He has to tell the truth and he has to return anything he took improperly," Goodell said Wednesday.

Goodell said he had offered Walsh a deal whereby "he has to tell the truth and he has to return anything he took improperly".

"We have made a proposal in which he can come forward and present information which is simply based on two factors: He has to tell the truth, and he has to return anything he took improperly," Goodell said.

"I have no indication that anything was done illegally or improperly, or any shortcuts were made," an ATF spokesman, Tom Faison, told the Roanoke Times.

"We also dispute that I solicited anything from the Yankees and acted improperly," he said.

If you guessed that Paterson said that he would request a meeting with the Commission to challenge its conclusions based on both fact and law, that he had absolutely not lied under oath, and that "We also dispute that I solicited anything from the Yankees and acted improperly" and that, "We are looking forward to talking with them about that," then you were right.

Cheater.com, by the way, uses a run-on sentence to explain its operation, saying, "We provide a service for students, like anything it can be abused if used improperly".

William S. Ohlemeyer, vice president and associate general counsel at Philip Morris, said: "The jury should have focused on what the plaintiff knew about the health risks of smoking, and whether anything the company ever said or did improperly influenced her decision to smoke or not to quit.