Improperly addressed, these concerns threaten to curb, if not halt, the development of unconventional resources.
Another — improperly — addressed Madoff himself, and wondered whether he'd turned around to look at his victims in the courtroom.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, August 25 , 1934P. 20 Adventures of a letter improperly addressed and readdressed to James Thurber.
"But the census forms came with an endorsement from the Census Bureau called Change Service Requested, which requires us to return any improperly addressed mail, and to notify the sender of the proper mailing address".
Mr. Boyce said the Army became aware of the error when some family members called to extend thanks for the information but then, without realizing that all copies of the letter carried the mistaken salutation, added that their particular copies had been improperly addressed.
If the investigators examining your case find that your claim of an improperly stated address is not correct, you may have to take additional action.
Current political, religious and educational institutions are improperly armed to address the moral consequences ensuing from scientific achievements.
A DHS official told my colleagues that about 1.8 million people had both their banking information and addresses improperly shared, while about 725,000 people had just their addresses shared.
Mr. Brown said evidence showed that Mr. Finkelstein forced a girlfriend, whom he had met through Mensa, to allow him to use her apartment address to improperly receive city housing benefits.
A "senior officer" had been suspected of "improperly disclosing to journalists the name, address and other details of a complainant who had alleged to... detectives that he was sexually abused as a boy by a politician and other VIPs in London".
