Sentence examples for improper filed from inspiring English sources

Bristol-Myers announced yesterday that the company was giving rebates to its customers in an attempt to counter Apotex's generic price Bristol-Myers and Sanofi, which say they have done nothing improper, filed for an injunction against Apotex in federal court in Manhattan yesterday, seeking to block further sales of the generic drug.

By identifying the design flaw in these browsers (i.e. improper file storage), we hope that future browser designers can avoid similar errors.

After a complaint about improper documentation filed by an Israeli advocacy group, the boat had been held in port outside Athens on police orders.

One of the primary causes of this is improper nail filing.

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.

McGauran, a 41-year-old lawyer, is one of three ministers and a total of six top officials who have lost their jobs in the ruling coalition led by Prime Minister John Howard, because of allegations that they filed improper claims for expenses.

Never import an improper audio file (those files that converted by improper software) into a professional sound editing program (such as Cool Edit Pro or Sony Sound Forge).

That settlement came after a judge ruled that the company had filed an improper, retaliatory lawsuit against the three organizations.

If a timely motion to dismiss for improper venue is not filed, the right to object to venue is waived.

In 1994, he was locked in a cell 23 hours a day for 40 days for interfering with a routine strip search, in part by saying he couldn't pull down his pants, according to a pending lawsuit he filed claiming improper treatment.

His departure followed by a few days the resignations of Transport Minister John Sharp, who allegedly filed the improper claims, and David Jull, minister for administrative services, who was accused of failing to report them.