Sentence examples for granted improperly from inspiring English sources

Three of its former executives, including its former chief executive, Sean FitzPatrick, are facing fraud charges in connection with loans that authorities have said were granted improperly.

They might have to repay all the payments made on a mortgage that has been granted improperly, and be precluded from foreclosing on the mortgaged property.

-- had been improperly granted special access by the Giuliani administration.

At Jamaica High School in Queens, the department discovered that the school had improperly granted credit to some transfer students.

Judge Sweet, however, ruled that the patents were "improperly granted" because they involved a "law of nature".

In 2010, Judge Robert Sweet of Federal District Court in Manhattan struck down Myriad's patents as "improperly granted" since they involved "products of nature".

The case, Roper v. Weaver, No. 06-313, warguedued two months ago, with the state maintaining that a federal appeals court improperly granted habeas corpus to a death row inmate, William Weaver.

It was clear from looking at the application files that more than 90percentt of the Countrywide loans had been improperly granted, and even more of the IndyMac loans clearly failed to meet the stated underwriting criteria.

"It was our hope that the hearing would shed light on the fact that the bureau had not followed their rules and had improperly granted recognition to the Schaghticoke," Mr. Blakeman said.

The appeals panel found that the district judge improperly granted the museum summary judgment in parts of the case and that there were "material disputes of fact" that should be decided by a jury about whether the museum distorted Mr. Büchel's installation by showing it to several people after making changes in it without his approval.

A group of three publicly financed charter schools in Georgia run by followers of Fethullah Gulen, a prominent Turkish imam, have come under scrutiny after they defaulted on bonds and an audit found that the schools improperly granted hundreds of thousands of dollars in contracts to businesses and groups, many of them with ties to the Gulen movement.