Sentence examples for caught improperly from inspiring English sources

Finally, the tipping point came over Thanksgiving weekend when the Broncos and McDaniels were fined after the team's video coordinator was caught improperly taping the San Francisco 49ers walk-through before the teams played in London.

The executive, who was not named or charged in the S.E.C. case, was twice caught "improperly charging personal items and services" to Apollo's funds and, by extension, its investors, the S.E.C. said.

For the following 2 categories, average scores were not in compliance: a score of 4.2% versus the target of 0% was recorded for cattle caught improperly in the squeeze chute; and a score of 52% versus the target of 25% was recorded for cattle that jumped or ran from the squeeze chute exit.

The new policy takes the department's policy manual a step further, with heavy penalties for anyone caught improperly accessing or sharing police data, including possible criminal prosecution, loss of their job or both.

Samuel Johnson, after completing his dictionary in the 1700s, was challenged by a lady who caught him improperly defining a term.

In the Massachusetts case, law enforcement personnel across the state were caught last year improperly pulling up records on public figures hundreds of times - everyone from actor Matt Damon to musician James Taylor, in addition to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.

If you are caught using an improperly placed modifier on U.S. soil, I will nail your hands and feet to a large wooden cross and mount it in the desert where you will suffer with no water under the merciless glare of the sun.

He had lied about his academic record, fiddled his expenses as an official of the United Nations Association, been caught shoplifting in Canada and improperly dealt in shares in a company of which his wife was a director.

When caught, he was charged not only with improperly entering the United States and misusing immigration documents, but also with aggravated identity theft, which carries a mandatory two-year prison sentence.

Similarly, the R. rattus cf. moluccarius specimen in [ 64] and [ 37] was, according to Musser and Carleton [ 16], an example of R. nitidus whereas their specimen assigned to Niviventer niviventer was probably improperly identified since N. niviventer has never been described in the locality where the specimen was caught [ 64].

A number of congressmen have been caught over the years trying to exploit the property tax break; 22 senators, members of the House and even Karl Rove improperly benefited from the exemption over the years.