Earlier this year a scandal erupted in which a CCP employee in Band of Brothers (known far and wide as BOB) was found to have improperly given his group technical blueprints that could have helped decide the war.
First, I think the term "affirming" plays into an unexamined "morally privileged" status that we have improperly given to the state of being married.
Student loan repayments, which were also given out improperly to soldiers with educational loans, sometimes totaled as much as $50,000.
Trump blamed "incompetent" leaders for the mismanagement that left veterans forced to repay bonuses given out improperly during the military recruitment blitz after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
Fred Trump's activities are alleged to have included, among other things, the use of shell corporations to improperly inflate deductions and reduce taxable income; extensive disguised giving to improperly minimize estate tax liabilities; and improperly devaluing properties to avoid gift, estate and income tax liabilities.
In dissent, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote that the majority had improperly given prosecutors "the proverbial second bite at the apple".
On Sunday, he acknowledged that federal prosecutors were looking into whether his campaign had improperly given money to Ms. Hunter.
Two weeks ago, Morgan Stanley agreed to pay a $2 million fine to settle charges with NASD that it had improperly given incentives to brokers to sell its mutual funds.
Announcing that his team scouts had improperly given $20,000 to a prospective player, Mr. Watanabe resigned abruptly from the team and the owners' committee.
Almost all of them had come around to the decision that Anthony D. Marshall had improperly given himself a raise with his mother's money in her declining final years.
The conservative watchdog Judicial Watch claimed that the Obama administration had unfairly and improperly given Bigelow and her writer-co-producer, Mark Boal, access to classified information.
