Sentence examples for improperly financed from inspiring English sources

Officials said Mr. Furlong's secret network might have been improperly financed by diverting money from a program designed to merely gather information about the region.

He said the complaint asserted that the company had improperly financed an investigation by the local police in Luoyang, a Chinese town where a Silvercorp subsidiary is based.

Others in the community believe there has been a deliberate disinformation campaign intended to persuade people that the budget is improperly financed.

It is a test of his filmmaking abilities after years of complaining that his movies were unsuccessful because they were improperly financed or that he had too little creative control over them.

Coelho's troubles had begun when the Washington "Post", in mid-April, in a front-page story, reported that Coelho had purchased a hundred thousand dollars' worth of junk bonds, not generally available to the individual investor, through Drexel Burnham Lambert (which was having its own legal problems) & suggested that the purchase had been improperly financed through Coelho's campaign funds.

The accusation against Mr. Roskam involves a trip to Taiwan with his wife in 2011 that the Office of Congressional Ethics — which asked for the full Ethics Committee investigation — said was improperly financed by the Taiwanese government, according to Politico, which first reported the details.

Congress has been concerned about the issue since last May, when the Navy and the Air Force reported improperly financing repairs on several large homes.

The lawsuit had contended that the town was improperly financing the acquisition of the land, which borders Route 9 in Tarrytown and a portion of the New York State Thruway.

He was accused in that case of improperly accepting financing from a Spanish bank, Banco Santander, for a course he taught at New York University while on leave from the bench.

Be sure they understand that the bank will charge fees for improperly managing finances, such as overdrawing their account and bouncing checks.

Some American officials think that Mr. Furlong may have financed the secret network by improperly diverting money from an overt program to gather information about the tribal structures and political dynamics in Afghanistan.