Sentence examples for improperly identified from inspiring English sources

Nunes said he viewed documents that may show that President Trump or members of his transition team were improperly identified in intelligence reports regarding surveillance of foreign targets.

With the interviews, documents and grand jury tools, law enforcement officials said on Wednesday that they are increasingly optimistic that Mr. Fitzgerald stands a strong chance of getting to the bottom of whether anyone in the administration improperly identified a C.I.A. officer to a newspaper columnist.

Stung by criticism of this broadcast, Andre de Nesnera, the V.O.A.'s news director, admitted that the extremist was improperly identified, but argued that for the agency to remain "a credible news organization," such interviews with terrorists "will be part of our balanced, accurate, objective and comprehensive reporting, providing our listeners with both sides of the story".

The agency said in a statement on Monday that Steven Miller, who is now acting IRS commissioner, was first informed in early May 2012 that some groups seeking tax-exempt status had been "improperly identified by name" and subjected to extra scrutiny.

The National Security Agency improperly identified over 15,000 telephone numbers as "suspicious" because there was no one at the agency who understood the rules, according to a scathing court order declassified by the Director of National Intelligence (on Tumblr!).

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story improperly identified the armored vehicle as a tank.

The department charged Abdelal with improperly identifying himself at the jail visit and failing to seek approval from his commanding officer.

Improperly identifying cryptic species also affects biodiversity metrics as well as estimates of geographical distributions.

One type of error is improperly identifying non-transporters as transporters because their annotation happens to contain transporter indicator keywords.

Earlier this week, in response to an article in The Wall Street Journal, Facebook acknowledged that many popular applications on its site had improperly shared identifying information about users, and in some cases about their friends, with advertisers and Web tracking companies.

The latest challenge to that trust came on Monday, when Facebook acknowledged that some applications on its site, including the popular game FarmVille, had improperly shared identifying information about users, and in some cases their friends, with advertisers and Web tracking companies.