Sentence examples for improperly influence from inspiring English sources

If convicted of trying to improperly influence jurors, he could face a six-month sentence.

And in response to this article, Goldman said it did not improperly influence the ratings process.

On another issue, Judge Locke found that the company did not improperly influence a union election in a nearby store in Palestine, Tex.

Ms. Angelo argued that by helping to pay some pregnant women's household bills, crisis pregnancy centers are seeking to improperly influence indigent, uneducated women.

There are reports of lawyers who serve as jurors offering off-the-cuff jury-room legal opinions that improperly influence deliberations.

Judges worried that lawyers would improperly influence deliberation, and civil lawyers feared that professionals would be more tightfisted with jury awards.

The firm was accused by Massachusetts's top financial authority of improperly influencing the offering.

(Platini has denied that his vote for Qatar was improperly influenced).

Authorities are examining whether the large positions improperly influenced market prices.

"Because there has been more publicity, there are that many more chances for a juror to be improperly influenced".

On May 26th, the paper published an editor's note acknowledging that it had been improperly influenced by Chalabi.