Sentence examples for improperly introduced from inspiring English sources
BA took a further £336m from the APS surplus in 1989 to settle a pay claim using an improperly introduced pension fund rule – see Hansard's report of this week's extremely well-attended House of Commons adjournment debate on BA and pensions uprating.
Listeria can contaminate the dairy environment from manure or improperly fermented silage and can be introduced in the human food supply chain.
Defects are inevitably introduced if any of these parameters are improperly chosen.
Over the objections of prosecutors, the judge ruled that the phrases would not improperly sway the jury of District residents and could be introduced at the trial.
The ludicrous "Boris" poodle Evening Standard of the time devoted pages trying desperately to prove he was improperly helping to defend the articulated "bendy buses" Ken Livingstone had introduced and that their boy had pledged to get rid of, as if the TfL boss was somehow supposed to be working for Johnson already.
Last month, however, the state Court of Appeal ordered the case retried because it said L.A. Unified improperly argued the girl was partly at fault for her sexual abuse and introduced evidence of her prior sexual history.
The immigration package now being considered includes measures Grassley and Durbin introduced earlier this month that would crack the whip on foreign companies that use the H-1B program improperly.
Several doctors said that the Masimo device was superior to existing ones when it was introduced about five years ago, particularly in the care of premature infants who can suffer severe brain or eye damage if improperly monitored.
Industrial discharges are improperly treated or untreated, which introduce toxicity into water resources (Mohsen 2007).
