Sentence examples for been improperly considered from inspiring English sources

In 2002, the US Supreme Court returned the case to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals after the Texas attorney general admitted that race had been improperly considered in his sentencing.

A14 Secret C.I.A. Deal Revealed The National Archives signed a secret agreement in 2001 with the Central Intelligence Agency permitting the spy agency to withdraw from public access records that it considered had been improperly declassified, the head of the archives disclosed.

Third, one might argue that the relative merits of the miraculous and non-miraculous explanations have been improperly assessed and that, rightly considered, one or more of the non-miraculous explanations is actually preferable as an explanation of the facts in question.

In 2000, after the Supreme Court ordered a new sentencing hearing in one of them, Senator John Cornyn, who was then the state attorney general, called for new sentencing hearings in the other cases for the same reason: because race was improperly and explicitly considered as a factor in determining the sentence.

The cage had also been improperly secured.

"I have not been improperly influenced and would not be improperly influenced," he said.

This material has been improperly cited and the authors sincerely apologize for this.

"I have not been improperly influenced, and would not be improperly influenced.

Having been improperly entered, the disqualification was eventually overturned.

He also claimed that his laptop had been improperly searched.

"Josh Duggar's private, personal, sealed records have been improperly released.