Sentence examples for improperly declared from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court is to decide in weeks whether the Bush administration improperly declared him an enemy combatant.

Customs officials have always had the power to detain imports that they suspected were stolen or improperly declared.

Just weeks before the Supreme Court is to decide whether the Bush administration improperly declared Jose Padilla an enemy combatant, the Justice Department on Tuesday released newly declassified documents that it said showed the grave terrorist threat he posed to the United States.

Critics say other new provisions let landlords get around rent regulations by improperly declaring apartments vacant, loosening standards for luxury decontrol, and limiting the rent a tenant may charge to roommates.

He faces charges of tax evasion in Israel, accused of improperly declaring nearly $4 million said to have been earned as an organ broker and is also under investigation in connection with inflating the invoices that he did submit to Israeli health care programs.

In the last three months, at least 24 detainees have been declared improperly held by courts or a tribunal — or nearly 10percentt of the population at the detention camp in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, where about 245 men remain.

According to the SFA registration rules, payments received by a player solely relating to his playing activities must be fully recorded and declared, otherwise the player has been improperly registered.

According to the Scottish Football Association's registration rules, payments received by a player solely relating to his playing activities must be fully recorded and declared, otherwise the player has been improperly registered.

Judge Rachel Davidson found that the county had improperly awarded the contract and ordered that CFG be declared the winner.

In acknowledging on Tuesday that it had paid for the investigation, Oracle declared, "Left undisclosed, these Microsoft front groups could have improperly influenced one of the most important antitrust cases in U.S. history".

A1 The court declared New Jersey's hate crime law unconstitutional, on the twin grounds that it improperly permitted the judge, rather than the jury, to make the crucial finding that the crime was motivated by bias, and that it did not require proof of that beyond a reasonable doubt.