Sentence examples for improper release from inspiring English sources

Improper release of information from state records is a misdemeanor.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of these improper release orders fly under the radar.

In her suit, filed in 1998, Mrs. Falvo argued that peer grading, a practice that she said embarrassed her children, was an improper release of education records.

But Mr. Terhune's tenure was marred by a string of bureaucratic blunders beginning with the improper release of a rapist last spring.

In a statement, Whole Foods, based in Austin, Tex., said late Tuesday that it was investigating the "apparent improper release by the Federal Trade Commission of confidential proprietary business information".

The three top officials at a New Jersey prison and three aides have been demoted or suspended because of a string of bureaucratic blunders that led to the improper release of a rapist in March.

A book by two Adelaide journalists, It's Grossly Improper, was released in November and sold out within a week.

Snapping your wrist also prevents you from releasing the ball too late, which is often times the result of a player compensating for an improper angle of release.

Had there been sensitive information on the Extranet, a risk of improper access or release of information would have existed.

Therefore, failures of foetal adaptation and improper synthesis and release of hormones at the end of pregnancy can possibly lead to calving difficulty, weak calves and stillbirth, which contribute to the major losses of the calf at term.

For fixed-facility events, industry category and factor contributing to the release (improper mixing or filling; equipment failure; human error; system problem; beyond human control, including power failures and bad weather; illegal dumping or deliberate damage; other) were also included.