Sentence examples for improperly dismissed from inspiring English sources
And more often, people are looking around and complaining that they have been unfairly or improperly dismissed.
At the same time, absolutely legitimate cases, many in which a consumer acknowledges that he or she owes the debt, are being improperly dismissed.
Mr. Arisohn said the brothers had filed a lawsuit against the Dormitory Authority, contending it had improperly dismissed the Vanderbilt Group from the Old Westbury project.
"My understanding is he felt improperly dismissed," said the commission's new executive director, Walter M. Arsenault, who is part of the new top leadership along with the New York commissioner, Ronald Goldstock, a longtime organized-crime investigator.
A similar suit in Superior Court, contending that the challenge to the rezoning of the site to permit a residential tower had been improperly dismissed, ended in an out-of-court settlement last year, said Mr. Goldman of Applied.
Without addressing the merits of the case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan said the trial court judge had improperly dismissed it on the grounds that Ms. Cohen filed the suit after legal deadlines had passed.
Candles, if used improperly, can cause fire.
Mylan Laboratories Inc., a leading maker of generic drugs, said a federal court in Boston dismissed claims that the company improperly reported prices to the federal government.
Some claims dismissed Wednesday concerned whether defendants improperly helped Qwest backdate sales or record revenue from leases of its fiber optic network upfront rather than over the life of the contracts.
Bishop Magee had been accused of improperly embracing a seminarian, but that allegation was dismissed.
He rejected as "too simplistic" the suggestion that Mr Balls's decision to commission the inspection was driven by party politics, and dismissed the allegation that he was improperly influenced by The Sun newspaper's petition in removing Ms Shoesmith from her post.
