Sentence examples for improper dealing from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the chairman of China Resources, Mr. Song, issued a statement on the company's Web site, denouncing the accusations of improper dealing as "utterly false charges".

"I have a low threshold for improper dealing, for incompetence and for impropriety, and I intend to be vigorous in ensuring that our community school boards do not overstep their very limited authority," he said.

He accused entrepreneur friends of the president of trying to make improper deals with the state.

Treadway also argues that the members of the Board breached their fiduciary duties by agreeing to improper deal protection devices.

Last December, Mr. Hertz pleaded guilty to conspiracy and wire fraud charges for his role in the improper deals.

The bank also said the investigation of its loan portfolios as of the end of September had confirmed there were no improper deals aimed at hiding bad loans.

BaFin has said it had concrete indications of improper deals in the firm's stock before the news, which sent the share price up more than 10percentt.

The article also referred incorrectly to Dane Passo, who along with Mr. Hogan was charged internally last month with negotiating an improper deal to have nonunion workers set up and take down conventions in Las Vegas.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, has called on the government to launch an immediate joint police taskforce into allegations that construction union officials had been involved in improper deals, including bribery and kickbacks.

He saw nothing odd or improper in dealing with the most exalted subjects and then turning to the more ordinary task of telling students to avoid jargon and cliches, and advising them about quotations and footnotes.

The EPA suspension, citing BP's "seriously improper conduct" in preventing and dealing with the spill and concealing its size, will stay in effect until the company shows it "meets federal business standards". Such punishment is rare against companies as big as BP, especially so long after a disaster.