Sentence examples for improperly handed from inspiring English sources

The New York Times reported that the reason for overturning the original decision was "an improperly handed sample".

The post became vacant in April when Gerard Gormley, a brother of state Senator William L. Gormley, a Republican of Atlantic County, resigned amid charges of improperly handing out passes to boxing events.

Overly-reloaded or improperly hand-loaded cartridges or shells can be a danger and detriment to the firearm, the shooter, and others around the firearm.

European regulators are pressing the company to hand over the data it improperly collected on their citizens.

Opponents said the bill would improperly tie the hands of immigration officers, threatening public safety and weakening federal law.

One: avoiding contamination of food through contact with unwashed hands, improperly cleaned surfaces and utensils, or other foods.

Mr. Barr, who left the party to become a libertarian, concluded in 2009 that the law improperly tied the hands of states that wanted to legalize same-sex marriage, and he has called for its repeal.

Yet if someone hands the Times a document which the Times knows has been improperly misappropriated, the Times feels it can use it.

She had derived this notion from the official Red Cross instruction manual but had neglected to read the entire sentence, which runs. "A touniquet is a dangerous weapon when used improperly, or in the hands of an unskilled person".

Were the US to charge Mr Assange with espionage, prosecutors would have to prove Mr Assange was aware the leaks could harm US national security, or show he had a hand in improperly obtaining them from the government.

The point of such legislation is to take the case out of federal jurisdiction and improperly place it in the hands of a Florida family court.