Sentence examples for improper contract from inspiring English sources

The basketball coach, Kevin Broadus, was placed on paid administrative leave after improper contract with two recruits.

The improper contract constituted a title defect, Shedd argued.

"I can unequivocally state that the abuse related to contracts awarded to KBR represents the most blatant and improper contract abuse I have witnessed during the course of my professional career," said Greenhouse as she testified before Congress in 2005.

Those words should have raised red flags on how improper derivative contracts could easily simulate a massive underground gambling house.

Unions dislike such back-to-work injunctions, viewing them as improper meddling in contract disputes and weakening labor's hand.

Attention to those problems was deflected when the mayor's press secretary telephoned reporters with bombshell allegations about wrongdoing -- including financial chicanery, the improper awarding of contracts and even charges of breaking and entering -- on Mr. Murphy's watch.

Mr. Hevesi has been arguing for more than a month that the awarding of the contracts by the city was based on a flawed bidding process and improper contact with top officials at the city's Human Resources Administration.

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.

He was on the board while it was at the center of a scandal involving spying on journalists, board members and employees, and during the 2010 resignation of Mark Hurd as chief executive after he admitted to improper relations with a contract employee.

"I had absolutely no improper role in those contracts," he said.

The I.R.S. has been investigating whether improper bidding for investment contracts caused governments to receive lower returns than they should have.