Sentence examples for improperly applied from inspiring English sources

But improperly applied products will not work.

The company restated those profits last week, explaining that it had improperly applied accounting rules.

The decision that the city had improperly applied the law rendered the influence issue moot.

Mr. Hevesi found that the mayor improperly applied a provision that allows an administration to limit competition on certain contracts.

What's now known is that state environmental officials improperly applied federal regulations to ensure water is treated properly.

A three-judge panel found that the sentencing judge improperly applied a state law requiring that convicts serve at least 85percentt of their prison time.

He and Eric Twiste, a lawyer who also worked on the case, said they were simply trying to prevent the city from improperly applying the regulation to homeless people.

The skepticism toward the administration's case encouraged civil liberties and education groups who argued that the government was improperly applying telephone-era rules to a new generation of Internet services.

This is yet another example of a local ordinance that was drafted in a world pre-shared economy which local authorities are improperly applying to a shared economy service".

Similarly, the committee dismissed a case involving Representative Pete Stark, Democrat of California, who was accused of improperly applying for a property tax credit in Maryland even though he is a legal resident of California, saying the accusation "is not borne out by the facts".

The study found that the Bureau of Land Management was improperly applying its own rules for assessing the fair market value of minerals beneath federally owned lands, shortchanging the government and providing a bonanza for a handful of large coal companies operating in the Powder River Basin of the Mountain West.