Sentence examples for improper documents from inspiring English sources

Three of the men were recent arrivals in the United States with improper documents and the fourth was a United States citizen, the official said.

The executive, Lorraine O. Brown, 56, entered a guilty plea in federal court in Florida and a plea agreement in state court in Missouri related to DocX's preparation of improper documents used to evict troubled borrowers from their homes.

His party, Lavalas, which is still popular in many poorer quarters, was among more than a dozen banned from the elections for what the authorities said were improper documents.

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Early in February, the company suspended its star technology investment banker, Frank Quattrone, in connection with an investigation of possible improper document shredding, and analysts do not expect him to return.

Florida has some of the highest rates of foreclosure in the country, and is home to many of the companies accused of improper document handling, yet the state's enforcement apparatus has treated many of these companies with striking lenience, according to former state prosecutors and lawyers who represent Florida homeowners.

A spokesman for the T.S.A., Nicholas Kimball, said in an e-mailed statement that the travel document checker "did not identify that the passenger was traveling with improper travel documents".

The review followed the robo-signing scandal that erupted after consumer lawyers — not regulators, mind you — identified numerous apparent forgeries and other improper foreclosure documents filed with courts by banks and their representatives.

The immigration department confirmed that it refused entry to 13 people who said they were members of Falun Gong, though it said it did so because they had improper travel documents.

Mr. Al-Amin had been accused of driving a stolen Ford Explorer, having improper insurance documents, and of impersonating a police officer by flashing a fake badge and claiming he was a police officer in Whitehall, Ala.

At least eight Medicare contractors have paid more than $275 million to the government to settle charges that they made improper payments, altered documents, hid files and backdated records.