Sentence examples for got improper from inspiring English sources

The Government Accountability Office estimated Friday that 36,000 workers got improper payments from December 2010 to January 2013.

On top of that, we've got improper contact with jury.

The European Union insists it will fight the American lawsuit at the World Trade Organization, and it filed a countersuit contending that Boeing also gets improper subsidies.

Expands Inquiry on Agent The F.B.I. has expanded a New Jersey espionage investigation in an effort to determine whether one of its own agents, charged last month with spying for the Philippines, may have also gotten improper access to classified information while working in Vice President Cheney's office.

It was rapidly discovered that the White House had additionally gotten improper access to hundreds of other FBI background reports, many on former White House employees in Republican administrations; thus was born the Filegate controversy.

Ray Small, frequently benched, suspended or disciplined during an erratic career at Ohio State from 2006-2009, confirmed to The Lantern that when it came to getting improper benefits "everyone was doing it".

The government asserts that she sold her shares because she got an improper tip from Mr. Bacanovic and then they concocted the $60 story to cover their tracks.

About 1,300 New York City third graders got an improper sneak peek at 15 questions on last week's citywide reading test and must now choose whether to retake a different version of the test or have their scores adjusted to exclude the questions they saw ahead of time, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein said yesterday.

With a knowing wink ("Let's have a proper look") we get an improper children's toy fit for adult entertainment: "Between the legs: smooth wood./ That's where the hunter's thumb/ must have rested.

(One app, called myPersonality, also got banned for improper data controls).

MLB executive vice president Joe Torre admitted the umpires got it wrong in a statement on Thursday, calling the ruling an "improper call".