Sentence examples for improper changes from inspiring English sources

Over all, the audit found that although the bulk of the work, completed in November 2003, cost about $474 million, there had been no cost overruns or improper changes in the contract.

But if it had done so, the justices in Washington would surely have said that step was an improper change in the law.

One way to correct what he described as that improper change, he said, would be for the Legislature to exercise its broad powers under the Constitution.

After all, he was one of the five FOH directors to vote in favour of amending FOA's articles, which the banks claim was an improper change.

MAKING WAVES Illbruck, the yacht that won the first leg of the round-the-world Volvo Ocean Race, was fined $1,500 Friday for making an improper change to the boat.

Moreover, the bank, in a maneuver that it has conceded was improper, changed the names on the accounts of the general and his wife from "Augusto Pinochet Ugarte & Lucia Hiriart de Pinochet" to "L.

G.M. said the Cruze fires had primarily been caused by improper oil changes.

Some will say that it is improper to change special "bankruptcy only" rates.

Kramer obliged, recorded the fastest time of the day and was disqualified for an improper lane change.

Shortly after The Observer article was published, the bank -- in a move that it acknowledged last week was improper -- changed the name on accounts of the general and his wife from "Augusto Pinochet Ugarte & Lucia Hiriart de Pinochet" to "L.

Police in Waller County pulled over the car of Bland, a black woman from a Naperville, Illinois, after making an improper lane change on Friday.