What about her statement that "we have reached the point that almost no federal action is deemed improper"?
Second, they say, prior administrations and the Bush administration itself approved many of the state taxes that would be deemed improper under the new rules.
Instead, defense lawyers suggested that the government was obsessive in pursuing Mr. Pirro, noting that only about 5percentt of the total deductions by Mr. Pirro's companies had been deemed improper.
Because governments since 1945 have conformed to the "arms length principle" by which it is deemed improper for ministers to take direct control of culture, much of the funding and basic administration of the arts has been carried out by unelected quangos.
Disraeli took no public part in the electioneering, it being deemed improper for peers to make speeches to influence Commons elections.
Due to the accident, the FAA put the Teterboro controller and his supervisor on leave and made comments about the phone call, which was deemed improper behavior.
The inspector general for the Internal Revenue Service has estimated over one-fifth of EITC payments are improperly issued, though defenders of the credit argue that payments can be deemed improper without being fraudulent.
Groups may be found improper subjects of rights because they lack properties, other than genuine integrity, that are deemed essential for right-holding.
By getting Goldman to admit to improper conduct, the S.E.C. is signaling to Wall Street that a lack of meaningful disclosure is unacceptable — even when the other parties are deemed to be "sophisticated" investors.
Autopsy rates are deemed inadequate.
