Sentence examples for had improperly applied from inspiring English sources

The company restated those profits last week, explaining that it had improperly applied accounting rules.

The decision that the city had improperly applied the law rendered the influence issue moot.

CBD argued that the court had improperly applied deference to "unsupported and arbitrary" factual conclusions reached by EPA.

The court found that the judge who imposed the sentence and prosecutors in the case had improperly applied a recently passed state law requiring that convicts serve at least 85percentt of their prison time before being eligible for parole.

The deadlock affirmed a lower court's finding that a trial judge had improperly applied a 1999 law at sentencing that prevented the early release of those convicted of violent crimes.

We learned that Justice Department officials in Washington had improperly applied a conservative ideological litmus test to attorneys seeking career positions, to immigration judges and even to the hiring of interns.

(3) The request for review must specify the grounds on which it is based, i.e., that HUD has improperly applied the criteria or that HUD has relied on incorrect or incomplete information in making the determination (e.g., that property is in a floodplain but not in a floodway).

The question of whether probabilities either do not apply or have been improperly applied to cosmological fine-tuning continues to draw interest.

It is not so much of an issue where new laws have been retrospectively applied to Apple's accounts, but rather, the re-application of codes that have been previously improperly applied.

ruled that each had improperly subsidized their exports.

A referee ruled he had improperly blocked Ohno.