Sentence examples for case of improper from inspiring English sources

Piper Jaffray Punishes 2 By Reuters Piper Jaffray, which is expected to by spun off by U.S. Bancorp this month, said yesterday that it had disciplined two employees in a possible case of improper mutual fund trading.

Mr. Wilders, left, had called for the dismissal of the judges after a defense witness accused a member of an appeals panel directly involved in the case of improper conduct.

So I think one of the things that we need to look at in the future… is putting really robust penalties in place — in case of improper actions".

In non-recrystallization temperature range, partial DRX may be triggered by overmuch strain accumulation in the case of improper process design, and then, mixed grains and the loss of final Sv level take place.

Initial assessment is that this seems to be a case of improper airmanship, as no other provocative or unsafe maneuvers occurred," Pacific Command said.

Side effects reported in case of improper use of mannitol (dehydration, renal failure, hypotension) may have limited its use as a continuous therapy, and to date, only HSS infusion has been tested for continuous osmotherapy.

This week, Human Rights Watch issued a report citing six cases of improper use of white phosphorus by Israel and calling them evidence of war crimes.

Last month, Human Rights Watch issued a report citing six cases of improper use ofwhite phosphorus by Israel and calling them evidence of war crimes.

In the months ahead, it will be necessary to distinguish between cases where Trump's appointees are merely reframing policy communication, as their predecessors have done, and cases of improper interference with career employees, scientists, and whistle-blowers.

Samuel Walker, a professor of criminal justice at the University of Nebraska Omaha who studies internal law enforcement investigations, called the bureau's conclusions about cases of improper shootings "suspiciously low".

Re the improper handling of sensitive national intelligence information by John Deutch, the former director of central intelligence (news articles, Feb. 1-4): as a former senior counterintelligence officer, I can attest that Central Intelligence Agency employees involved in far less severe cases of improper handling of classified material met with far more severe punishment than Mr. Deutch.