Sentence examples for improperly granted from inspiring English sources
-- had been improperly granted special access by the Giuliani administration.
At Jamaica High School in Queens, the department discovered that the school had improperly granted credit to some transfer students.
Judge Sweet, however, ruled that the patents were "improperly granted" because they involved a "law of nature".
In 2010, Judge Robert Sweet of Federal District Court in Manhattan struck down Myriad's patents as "improperly granted" since they involved "products of nature".
The case, Roper v. Weaver, No. 06-313, warguedued two months ago, with the state maintaining that a federal appeals court improperly granted habeas corpus to a death row inmate, William Weaver.
It was clear from looking at the application files that more than 90percentt of the Countrywide loans had been improperly granted, and even more of the IndyMac loans clearly failed to meet the stated underwriting criteria.
He is accused of improperly granting building permits to Mr. Rana, a political ally, and of failing to take appropriate steps to close the building once the structural cracks had appeared.
They are accused of taking $121m in unauthorised bonuses, $1.2m to get Mr Swartz out of a bad real estate deal, $14m so that Mr Kozlowski could buy art for his home and improperly granting $20m to former Tyco director Frank Walsh.
Then, said Google, because copying the Java API would infringe Oracle's copyright, its copyright effectively extends to the functional system described in the Java API — improperly granting patent-like rights through copyright.
Jerry E. Martin, a United States attorney, said Monday that to suggest Islam is not a recognized religion "is quite simply ridiculous," and his office filed a brief saying as much in a state lawsuit brought by challengers who say Rutherford County acted improperly in granting a construction permit for the building.
Three of its former executives, including its former chief executive, Sean FitzPatrick, are facing fraud charges in connection with loans that authorities have said were granted improperly.
