Sentence examples for improperly approved from inspiring English sources

The company has sued its former auditors, Deloitte & Touche, contending that the auditing firm improperly approved its stock-option plan.

In the ruling on Thursday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, the judge, Shirley Kornreich, agreeing that the project had been improperly approved, annulled the agreement.

"Safety inspectors at the Federal Aviation Administration have improperly approved aircraft for commercial operations without first reviewing critical safety information that in some cases would have prohibited their operation," the special counsel said in a statement Wednesday.

But the preservation group, Paterson Friends of the Great Falls Inc. -- contending that the city has improperly approved a project that deviates from its redevelopment plan in terms of size and density -- insists something more befitting the cradle of American industry should be erected.

The lawsuit, filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, claims that the project was improperly approved by the Bloomberg administration and the City Council because it was based on a faulty environmental impact statement and was inconsistent with the city's own land-use guidelines for the area.

A Ugandan court has nullified the law, he wrote, ruling that the legislation had been improperly approved by Uganda's Parliament.

The federal government has accused New York City of overbilling Medicaid by "at least tens of millions of dollars" by improperly approving 24-hour home care for thousands of patients.

In that case, the city was accused of overbilling Medicaid by improperly approving 24-hour home care for thousands of patients.

New York City will pay the federal government $70 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the city of overbilling Medicaid by improperly approving home care for frail and elderly clients, both parties said on Monday.

Lagarde is accused of negligence leading to misuse of public funds by improperly approving a decision to allow an out-of-court arbitration in the dispute with Sarkozy supporter Tapie.

Last month, Roth issued a report critiquing the agency for improperly approving more than 850 citizenship petitions — leading a number of congressional Republicans to demand that the agency beef up protective measures to ensure only those eligible become citizens.