Sentence examples for improperly collected from inspiring English sources

The company, which he did not name, relented after he intervened and refunded the improperly collected amount, he said.

The improperly collected e-mail was first segregated from the court-authorized data and later was destroyed through unspecified means.

European regulators are pressing the company to hand over the data it improperly collected on their citizens.

Over seven years, according to the S.E.C., Saks improperly collected roughly $30 million from about a dozen suppliers by abusing practices widely used in the retailing industry.

Last year, a Pentagon review found that as many as 260 reports in the database, known as Talon, were improperly collected or kept there.

In March, Mr. Ray reported on allegations that the White House had improperly collected confidential F.B.I. files, which he attributed to a bureaucratic foul-up.

Lenders, the judges said, are churning out lawsuits without regard for accuracy, and improperly collecting debts from consumers.

Ms. Lee, 87, filed a lawsuit last week accusing her literary agent, Samuel Pinkus, of improperly collecting royalties from "Mockingbird" since 2007.

State Assemblyman Robert Sweeney, a Democrat from Lindenhurst, has filed a bill to stop wireless companies from improperly collecting a 30-cent monthly surcharge.

The legal team representing the 22-year-old bar workers is made up of pro-bono lawyers also criticise Thai police for improperly collecting evidence at the crime scene, intimidation and abuse of witnesses.

In a recent scandal in Japan, the authorities were unable to find scores of supposed centenarians, often discovering that their descendants had been improperly collecting benefits in their elders' names.