Sentence examples for improper assistance from inspiring English sources

Nearly a third of cases involved teachers giving "improper assistance" to exam candidates.

"It seems to circle around providing improper assistance, including coaching, violating test protocol and not following the proscribed guidance in the testing manuals," Mr. Korn said.

Notre Dame said it retroactively lowered grades of three student athletes who received improper assistance from the former student, giving them no academic credit that was not honestly earned.

The N.C.A.A. is investigating, and if it finds that Bush received improper assistance, one of the penalties could be a revocation of the Heisman Trophy he won in 2005.

UNC's response referenced that earlier case, noting the NCAA investigated whether academic counselors had provided improper assistance to athletes before issuing sanctions in March 2012.

It accepted that Boxill provided improper assistance in 15 of 18 cited instances, though it disagreed that she engaged in unethical conduct and suggested the charge be treated as a less-severe Level III case instead of a Level I.

The college athletics governing body detailed several violations committed by the university, including improper academic assistance provided to a men's basketball player while trying to restore his eligibility in January 2012.

Hood has maintained that there is nothing improper about getting assistance from MPAA to fight crime.

Harrick's son, Jim, has already been terminated as an assistant to his father after a former player accused the younger Harrick of providing improper benefits and academic assistance, including giving college credit to several players who never attended the physical education class he taught.

After he suggested that "we help people by responding to their questions," Chu says, he was told that such assistance would be improper because it might put other applicants at a disadvantage.

support for the creation of legal associations or groups that provide training in human rights and advocacy, public education with respect to human rights-related laws and proposed legislation, and legal assistance to persons subject to improper government interference.