Sentence examples for improper manner from inspiring English sources

He said the officer had investigated the case "in an unreasonable and improper manner" and had failed to make sufficient effort to find video evidence.

The firm forced Bally to stop recording revenue in an improper manner that allowed it to claim earnings earlier than was allowed by accounting rules.

"What's to say that the Baltimore police couldn't zoom in on a protest, on a religious ceremony, on an abortion clinic, or just to track people in an arbitrary or improper manner?" he asked.

Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, is facing allegations that he is acting in a constitutionally improper manner as Whitehall sources confirmed that senior civil servants are being told to bypass ministers who want to leave the EU.

Bradd said the prosecution had conducted the case "in an improper manner" by accusing White during cross-examination of lying about taking the photos, despite the existence of video footage to the contrary.

The changes in company earnings reflect corrections to the improper manner in which the company recorded sales of capacity on its telecommunications network, as well as equipment sales, phone book publishing and purchase accounting methods.

Meanwhile, according to a former head of England's 2018 bid, four other FIFA executive members — Jack Warner of Trinidad and Tobago, Nicolás Leoz of Paraguay, Ricardo Teixeira of Brazil and Worawi Makudi of Thailand — behaved in an "improper and unethical" manner ahead of the 2018 vote, which was won by Russia.

Mutterings about Mafia connections have been turned to his advantage as ethnic slurs; charges of nepotism have been joked away, though the Senate ethics committee did find that he had "conducted the business of his office in an improper and inappropriate manner".

Although Gabriel ended up serving a one-match ban for improper conduct for the manner in which he left the pitch at Stamford Bridge, the FA retrospectively imposed a three-match suspension on Costa for putting his hands in Koscielny's face and then catching the Frenchman with a flailing arm in the moments just before the flashpoint with Gabriel.

The Sky Blues boss was charged by the Football Association with "failing to act in the best interests of the game", having "acted in a manner which was improper when making the comments".

Furthermore such person or body shall not act in any manner which is improper or use any one, or a combination of, violent conduct, serious foul play, threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting words or behaviour.