Sentence examples for improper release of from inspiring English sources

Improper release of information from state records is a misdemeanor.

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.

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.

In its statement, Downing Street said: "In relation to unauthorised comments to the media about the government's approach to tackling extremism and the improper release of correspondence between ministers, the prime minister has received the cabinet secretary's review establishing the facts behind these events.

If you're an executive today, for instance, especially if your business emits carbon, you may be interested in a policy from Liberty Mutual that protects against what the company calls "the continuously growing wave of litigation stemming from the alleged improper release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases".

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".

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

Transduction efficiency of the proteins is mainly hampered by their improper release from endosomes.

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.