Sentence examples for improperly exercised from inspiring English sources

Mr Dassault himself may feel no conflict of interest; but the trouble with such arrangements is that even if no influence is improperly exercised, suspicion will always linger.

"The absence of any obligation on the part of the officer to show a reasonable suspicion made it almost impossible to prove that the power had been improperly exercised," the judges said in describing the lack of judicial checks.

Thus a central issue in the arguments will almost certainly be whether many conclusions by Judge Jackson -- like one that Microsoft is a monopolist that improperly exercised its market power -- are conclusions of law that can be easily reversed, or conclusions of fact that must be accorded deference.

In this new world, it is not sufficient that government does not improperly exercise power, it must be clear to the public it is not.

Mr. Bronfman, who was accused of profiting improperly from exercising stock options based on nonpublic information about a planned share sale, said that he planned to appeal.

Judge Colás said the law improperly punished workers who exercised their freedom of association to unionize by limiting them to smaller raises (generally no higher than the inflation rate) than nonunion workers could receive.

She said that she was sorry but that she just couldn't stand idly by watching someone do exercises improperly and risking harm to her body.

"And in this case they exercised their discretion improperly".

There is a risk of injury if you improperly use exercise equipment.

Senators Glenn and McCain were cleared of having acted improperly but were criticized for having exercised "poor judgment".

For third parties – some of them not entirely disinterested – to suggest that Haye somehow broke the shining spirit of the fight game by holding up Harrison to complete the execution at a moment of his choosing and thus profit from the exercise improperly might score a technical point but such mischief-making reads unnecessary mystery into a straightforward narrative.