Sentence examples for improper force from inspiring English sources
And it says that any use of force by an officer be investigated internally and that discipline be meted out when improper force is used.
In 2007, Texas public hospitals said that 60 youths had sustained broken bones, many because of improper force by corrections officers.
But as Alberto Mora, former chief counsel of the Navy, predicted when he discovered Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld had authorized previously banned interrogation techniques, "Once the initial barrier against the use of improper force had been breached, a phenomenon known as "force drift" would almost certainly begin to come into play.
Accordingly, an improper force balance can lead to morphological abnormalities and birth defects (Epstein et al., 2004; Moore et al., 2013).
The factors causing improper strip force were analyzed through literature, practice, and gray relational analysis.
"There is no assurance to border residents that agents who have used excessive, improper lethal force aren't on the job in their communities".
Three top executives broke their silence on Friday for the first time since improper accounting forced the company, once a Wall Street darling, to revise last quarter's revenues at least $6.5 million lower.
According to the United Nation [1], human trafficking is defined as the modern slavery or the trade of humans mostly for the purpose of sexual exploitation and forced labor, via different improper ways including force, fraud and deception.
Blackwater has been accused of tax fraud, improper use of force, arms trafficking, and over-billing the U.S. government for its services in Iraq, ABC said.
"To suggest, much less allege, that the department condones improper uses of force in any way ignores the reality of the department's many actions to the contrary," a spokeswoman, Sharman Stein, said.
The Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent agency that investigates allegations of police misconduct, received 328 complaints in 2010 relating to the use of pepper spray, accounting for about 5.5 percent of the total number of complaints citing improper use of force.
