Sentence examples for improperly delayed from inspiring English sources

The accusation that the government had improperly delayed Mr. Meskini's arrest was sharply disputed by prosecutors and the F.B.I.

In May the safety agency began an investigation into whether Toyota improperly delayed a 2005 recall of almost one million 1989-1998 model Toyota trucks.

Mr. Kerry, by the way, ought to stop stoking that cynicism with groundless claims that the prosecution of Kenneth Lay was improperly delayed.

And with a go-ahead from the Bush administration, the Federal Trade Commission is sending out subpoenas to 90 pharmaceutical companies to examine whether they have improperly delayed the sale of generic drugs.

Just days after a federal judge ruled that the maker of the painkiller OxyContin had improperly delayed generic competitors by misleading the patent office, the company filed a petition on Friday with federal regulators seeking a further delay of rival versions.

The governor's running mate, Loretta Weinberg, called on Ms. Brown to recuse herself from any dealings with the Corzine campaign's Freedom of Information requests for Ms. Brown's records and complained to the Justice Department that the requests had been improperly delayed.

And Bristol-Myers Squibb dropped $1.18, to $28.65, after 29 states filed a lawsuit accusing the company of improperly delaying generic competition for its Taxol cancer drug.

Professor Rotunda charged that the judge had acted improperly to delay and prevent a trial of the case.

On Wednesday, a senior BP official testified that emergency equipment at the top of the well had been configured improperly and therefore delayed the response effort.

If the Supreme Court does not reverse it, consumers will be left virtually helpless when H.M.O.'s improperly deny or delay needed health care".

A properly applied fixator may improve the healing process while one improperly applied might delay the healing process.