Sentence examples for improper manipulation of from inspiring English sources
These individuals used "inappropriate methods, including the improper manipulation of school governance" to achieve their aims.
"We have seen evidence that many of the individuals identified to us in the course of the investigation as having influenced schools through improper manipulation of school governance were local authority governors," the report notes.
Once in place, individuals "sought to intervene in the delivery of education, but by using inappropriate methods, including the improper manipulation of school governance", leading to conflict with staff and other governors.
Federal regulators took a step yesterday toward forcing two top former Freddie Mac executives to forfeit millions of dollars in benefits, asserting that they should not receive severance and bonuses because they played a role in improper manipulation of the company's earnings.
Representative John Sullivan (R OK) asked Holdren if he thought that improper "manipulation" of science would warrant an investigation.
Urgent intubation when the patient develops respiratory distress increases the risk of neurological damage due to improper manipulation of the neck or by hypoxia [ 20].
Retraction to: British Journal of Cancer (2005) 93, 1029 1037; doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6602837 An Internal Review Committee at UT Southwestern Medical Center found evidence of improper manipulation and replication of figures in this paper.
[Page A1.] Gas Price Report Draws Criticism The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said that an investigation into a frenzied increase in natural gas prices in late 2003 found that the run-up was not a result of improper manipulation by large investors.
"We didn't find any evidence of any improper manipulation," Mr. Mocek said.
In conclusion, our case demonstrated an unhappy result of bilateral anterior shoulder dislocations due to an improper manipulation by a bonesetter.
(Shorting itself is legal in China, but authorities were worried about improper manipulation).
