Sentence examples for improperly dated from inspiring English sources

It said the review found numerous instances of improperly dated option grants from 1996 to 2006.

Autodesk, a maker of design software, said it had found improperly dated stock option grants and would have at least $4 million in related legal expenses.

In its summary of the findings of a six-month internal investigation, Apple said it had found that 6,428 option grants, or 15percentt of the 42,000 options it awarded, had been improperly dated from 1997 to 2002.

Apple Chief Steve Jobs was cleared of civil accounting fraud even though it was acknowledged that he knew about some of the improperly dated option grants awarded to employees from late 1996 to early 2003.

And shares of Barnes & Noble are up on analysts' views that the bookstore chain will probably not have to restate earnings results following its internal probe into improperly dated stock option grants.

The plaintiffs have focused, not surprisingly, on an improperly dated options grant of 15 million shares received by Mr. Jobs in 2001.

The United States Tax Court decision found that Romanowski, his wife, Jill, and a business they created in 2003 to invest in a Kentucky-based breeder improperly took deductions dating to 1998.

"The office manager's brother, on Air Force leave, dated a gal who got improperly inebriated, and when this good-looking brother asked for voluntary Christmas kisses, I volunteered.

The letter, dated Jan . 23 accused Ms. Kall of improperly taking all the real estate business on the island and urged people to file complaints against her.

Benjamin Brafman and William W. Taylor III, Mr. Strauss-Kahn's defense lawyers, in a letter to the prosecution dated May 25: "Indeed, were we intent on improperly feeding the media frenzy, we could now release substantial information that in our view would seriously undermine the quality of this prosecution and also gravely undermine the credibility of the complainant in this case".

Despite improperly set broken bones dating from the downing of his plane, nearly a year before, and failing health generally, McCain had refused to accept release: the P.O.W. honor code required the release of men in the order of their capture, and others had been held longer than he.