Sentence examples for improperly dealt from inspiring English sources

If a donation is improperly dealt with it leaves people open to potential of corrupt behaviour".

"Any suggestion that Charles Wang's private donation to SUNY Stony Brook was improperly dealt with when it comes to disclosure is ridiculous," the company said.

He had lied about his academic record, fiddled his expenses as an official of the United Nations Association, been caught shoplifting in Canada and improperly dealt in shares in a company of which his wife was a director.

More than 70 schools including CU-Boulder are accused of having improperly dealt with sexual assault cases, and are now the target of a federal investigation.

In recent years, Bruce McNall, the man who owned Wayne Gretzky, so to speak, has gone away for improperly dealing in valuable coins, and John Spano, a temporary owner of the Islanders, went to jail for being a wannabe millionaire.

The delay prolonged questions on whether any Obama aides acted improperly in dealing with the governor's office.

Writing on the op-ed page of The Wall Street Journal, he said judges appointed by President Clinton had dealt improperly -- politically -- with cases important to him.

Stuart Rose, the newly appointed chief executive of the retail company Marks & Spencer, said he would quit if an inquiry finds that he dealt improperly in the company's shares.

In some cases, the accidents were caused by riders who sensed danger but dealt with it improperly.

It examined and dealt with in great detail the assertions that Toolco had improperly delayed the arrival of new equipment, had insisted on debt rather than equity financing, and itself had sold or leased aircraft to TWA.

Still to be dealt with are potentially large legal bills — and settlements — related to accusations that many banks acted improperly, first in bundling all those loans into mortgage securities, and later in foreclosing on homeowners.