Other transactions were implemented -- improperly, we are informed by our accounting advisers -- to offset losses.
Some students even conducted campus interviews, finding and showing an unfortunate abundance of common, often improperly, or not fully informed understandings of historic events.
The commission, ruling on Justice DiBlasi's conduct from February 2000 to July 2000, said he had improperly failed to inform the administrative judge, Francis A. Nicolai, about his planned absences to attend a six-week course at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting in Stratford.
Today, Bronx Supreme Court Justice Steven Barrett threw out the indictment, finding that prosecutors improperly told jurors not to consider Haste had been informed by his colleagues that Graham had a gun.
Bronx DA Robert Johnson brought a grand-jury indictment against Richard Haste for manslaughter last fall, but the case has lagged in court, and last week Bronx Supreme Court Justice Steven Barrett indicated he was considering throwing it out entirely, since prosecutors may have improperly told jurors not to consider Haste had been informed by other officers that Graham had a gun.
The White House offered a new account Monday of how and when it learned that the Internal Revenue Service had improperly targeted conservative groups, saying that some senior officials were informed of the findings but that President Obama was not.
Cynthia Rudder, director of the Nursing Home Community Coalition, said investigations into complaints often ended without family members being informed of the outcome of the inquiries, or were investigated improperly or too slowly.
Another data-point to flesh out the Facebook data misuse scandal: The company has informed the European Commission that a total of 2.7 million EU citizens had their information improperly shared with the controversial political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica (via Reuters).
[Updated at 11 40 a.m., Nov. 6: The judges wrote that Lieberman had "acted improperly" by failing to inform government authorities of the ambassador's actions but that it did not constitute a criminal offense.].
The Secret Service special agent, Clarence T. Laster, said in the affidavit that a fraud investigator at West America informed him that no Pomona branch existed and that the checks were improperly labeled.
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.
