Chief Turnowski denied doing anything improper, but Brazilian news reports said the inspector who was tipped off was the son of the head of a militia that used terror and brute force to control a Rio slum.
The inspector general's investigation grappled with the question of whether the outreach constituted an earnest effort to inform the public or an improper campaign of news media manipulation.
In other news, New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer Eliot Spitzer has made Strong Capital Management the next target in his probe into the improper trading practices at mutual fund firms.
Sessions's apparent ground for firing McCabe, on the eve of his retirement from the Bureau, thus perhaps depriving him of some or all of his retirement benefits, involves improper contacts with the news media.
People don't do this to their own children, of course – that would be cruel and wrong – but other people's children, the ones from the lower classes that you hear on the news talking improper.
Look at the new improper fraction.
The former governor of the state of Aguascalientes, Luis Armando Reynoso, is being investigated over improper exercise of public service, news organizations have reported.
12.17pm BST Iran says military moves were "improper" Reacxtion from the Associated Press news wire: Iran, in its first official reaction to the toppling of Egypt's democratically elected president by the military, is calling the move "improper".
Mr. Rey declined to respond directly to the concerns raised by Mrs. Feinstein and the firefighters' union, saying it was improper to do so through the news media.
The 1999 balloting was criticized at the time for having taken place in an atmosphere of harassment of independent news media and the improper and systematic efforts by public officials to influence the vote.
Re the improper handling of sensitive national intelligence information by John Deutch, the former director of central intelligence (news articles, Feb. 1-4): as a former senior counterintelligence officer, I can attest that Central Intelligence Agency employees involved in far less severe cases of improper handling of classified material met with far more severe punishment than Mr. Deutch.
