Sentence examples for felt improperly from inspiring English sources

"My understanding is he felt improperly dismissed," said the commission's new executive director, Walter M. Arsenault, who is part of the new top leadership along with the New York commissioner, Ronald Goldstock, a longtime organized-crime investigator.

So if Massey Energy gives $10,000 to a candidate to spend on his campaign, the candidate might feel improperly in their debt and pay that debt back through corrupt political favors.

Buyoya repealed many of the restrictions placed upon the church and released political prisoners he felt had been improperly detained by the previous administration.

At another point, the judge added that he felt he had improperly denied bail to Dr. Lee. "I tell you with great sadness that I feel I was led astray last December by the executive branch of our government through its Department of Justice, by its Federal Bureau of Investigation and by its United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico, who held office at that time".

The decision led the front-running Tigers to refuse to play any series against the second-place Eskimos for the league championship as the team felt the Canadians' protest was improperly handled.

One federal survey found that among individuals who reported having force used against them or being threatened with force in 2008, 84percentt felt that police had acted improperly, but only 14percentt of that group actually filed a complaint.

Traders at the Fed, according to people briefed on this matter, felt that Goldman was trying to improperly profit from one of the federal government's bond-buying programs, which are aimed at stimulating economic growth.

After he identified some compounds with anticonvulsive properties, he felt that one of them was being improperly accelerated toward commercial development.

Combined with long-running but false accusations by William Rhett and other supporters of the proprietors that Nicholson was improperly engaged in smuggling, he felt the need to return to England to defend himself against these charges.

Earlier this year, six California firefighters sued the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to shut down its chaplain corps because they felt the evangelical minister who ran the program was improperly pushing religious faith in a government workplace.

The I.R.S. said that any taxpayers who feel that they were improperly denied the credit should contact the I.R.S.