Sentence examples for improper processes from inspiring English sources

Individual governors and governing bodies were found to have used "improper processes" in the appointment and removal of other governors, with evidence that changes in membership were often followed by an "increased promotion of Islamic principles" by school boards.

Improper processes were said to have been followed by individual governors and governing bodies in the appointment and removal of governors, possibly in an attempt to secure a majority or influence the governing bodies' approach.

The Sussex students' union has condemned the suspensions: "The students' union believes that improper processes have been followed, and unjust reasons have been given for the vice-chancellor's actions.

"It's indicative of a fear that runs along strands of university management that they chose to suspended three student representatives". The Sussex students' union has condemned the suspensions: "The students' union believes that improper processes have been followed, and unjust reasons have been given for the vice-chancellor's actions.

"What they're responding to is all this 'robosigning' and improper processes for ensuring proper documents are included.

An improper process model will be time consuming, error-prone and cost expensive, and further lower the quality of software.

Defects can occur in welded, brazed, or soldered joints because of improper joint design, improper joint preparation, improper process selection or operation, inherent material susceptibility to cold or hot cracking, or other defects.

The new digital radios were never properly tested before being distributed to firefighters, Mr. Hevesi said, and they were purchased through what he described as an improper process that did not allow competing companies to bid for the contract.

In non-recrystallization temperature range, partial DRX may be triggered by overmuch strain accumulation in the case of improper process design, and then, mixed grains and the loss of final Sv level take place.

An argument may be fallacious in three ways: in its material content, through a misstatement of the facts; in its wording, through an incorrect use of terms; or in its structure (or form), through the use of an improper process of inference.

"It would be nice if we could've had some other tools to get [McNair] something because we felt there was an improper process," Bruno said.