Sentence examples for improper marking from inspiring English sources

He revises his position and says that now he knows that improper marking did occur, especially in March 2012.

Most of the offences were related to fishing in the wrong zone, fishing without licences and improper marking of vessels (SOCU, 1999).

"A penalty of ten points will be imposed against a team if any member demonstrates an excessive use of marking rounds (fire control and intentional improper targeting of body parts, i.e., headshots)," reads the Urban Shield Exercise Plane.

Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis have much in common: Both cause many of the same gastrointestinal symptoms and both are marked by an improper response by the body's immune system to harmless cells or bacteria.

The restricted access portion of the record will be placed in a separate file and the file will be clearly marked to avoid improper disclosure and to identify it as a portion of the official record in the proceedings.

The largest heads (with c.7 8 mm visible tissue depth) were marked with mould, suggesting improper processing and desiccation; hair analysis confirmed the smallest (c.1.2 1.7 mm visible tissue depth) were of juveniles.

With a maximum of 80 points possible, competitors are scored on things like proper alignment, timing and steadiness of holds, but they can also be marked off for an improper attitude, showing off and unattractive blemishes.

By setting some limits to mark where tax avoidance becomes improper, the I.R.S. hopes to discourage tax shelters and make it easier to find those who use them anyway.

Its sole "critical" violations were found four years ago: improper storage of meat and failure to mark certain prepared food with an expiration date.

"Mr. Acosta led the Civil Rights Division at a time that was marked by stark politicization, and other improper hiring and personnel decisions that were fully laid to bare in a 2008 report issued by the Office of Inspector General," Clarke said.

Monsanto turned the documents over in discovery but marked them "confidential," a designation plaintiffs' attorneys say is improper.