Sentence examples for committed improprieties from inspiring English sources

It was penalized one victory in each round after an arbitration panel decided last week that its designers had committed improprieties.

Mr. Polanski's lawyers have argued in court that Judge Rittenband, who died in 1993, committed improprieties in the case and had promised that the psychiatric evaluation would be Mr. Polanski's entire sentence.

Some said they were not convinced of the accuracy of the accusations; others said that even if Chief Justice Brock had made mistakes of judgment and committed improprieties they did not rise to the level of impeachable crimes.

Other insurers, with policies on the county's revenue debt, have already sued JPMorgan, Jefferson County's lead underwriter, accusing it of committing improprieties and failing to disclose an engineering report that said early on that the county was getting in over its head.

Tellingly, further discussion is dismissed by Komlos: "I don't think it is particularly useful to argue about which gender, or race, or ethnic minority has been more prone to commit improprieties" (p. 251).

The articles detailed the way Mr. Wen's relatives had benefited from their political connections, but they found no evidence that Mr. Wen had profited personally or committed specific improprieties related to the business deals.

In 1998, the New York attorney general obtained a court order barring him for life from converting rental buildings in New York to condominiums or co-ops because he had committed financial improprieties.

Though I would feel a bit of a fraud when they would ask me to sign something of Adam and Joe's," he says, fretting that he may have committed an impropriety.

But Ives commits no improprieties in the Fourth Symphony's restrained and tonal third-movement fugue, which Mr. Gilbert described as "simple and heartfelt and sincere, so American in a way".

Mr. Schneiderman will also represent the New York Senate in a lawsuit filed on Monday by a conservative group that accused state lawmakers and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of committing procedural improprieties in the course of passing the state's Marriage Equality Act.

The Manhattan district attorney is also investigating whether there were any financial improprieties committed by Steven H. Davis, Dewey's former chairman.