Sentence examples for improperly imposed from inspiring English sources

All three fought the penalties, saying they were improperly imposed.

Two convicted murderers seemed to have substantial claims that their death sentences had been improperly imposed, yet the court also had to contend with restrictions on its power of review.

"The F.C.C. failed to acknowledge that its order in this case reflected a policy change and improperly imposed a penalty on CBS for violating a previously unannounced policy," the appeals court said in a 2-to-1 decision written by Judge Marjorie O. Rendell and joined by Judge Julio M. Fuentes.

According to the advertisers, Facebook improperly imposed charges for nonexistent clicks, for clicked ads that never opened, for clicks caused by server problems, and for accidental multiple clicks by individual users, among other types of clicks.

Mr. Beebe said that Mr. Edmondson's lawsuit would improperly impose Oklahoma regulations on Arkansas residents, and that an existing compact between the two states was the appropriate forum for resolving the conflict.

"If in fact this is a strategic move to undercut EFF's arguments, that goes to show that the gag was imposed improperly in the first place.

Five senior Republicans from the Senate and the House have asked the comptroller general of the United States, Gene L. Dodaro, to investigate the actions of Ms. Sebelius to determine if she was improperly circumventing spending limits imposed by Congress.

A federal appeals court in Manhattan overturned a six-and-a-half-year sentence in a child pornography case on Friday, saying the judge who imposed it improperly found that the defendant would return to viewing child pornography "because of an as-of-yet undiscovered gene".

Reasonable velocity constraints should be imposed on each layer; if these are improperly selected, analyst errors will negatively affect the outcome.

The court found that the judge who imposed the sentence and prosecutors in the case had improperly applied a recently passed state law requiring that convicts serve at least 85percentt of their prison time before being eligible for parole.

Washington imposed sanctions on Makhlouf in February 2008, saying he was a regime insider who "improperly benefits from and aids the public corruption of Syrian regime officials".