After the close finish between George W. Bush and Al Gore, reports emerged of partially punched paper ballots that may have been improperly disqualified — known forevermore as "hanging chads". The Gore campaign pushed for manual recounts in four Florida counties — Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Volusia and Broward.
In the older versions, pilots could help address the problem of the nose being forced down improperly — a situation known as "runaway stabilizer trim" — by pulling back on the control column in front of them, the pilots say.
The panel said that the judges on the FISA court, as the lower court is known, were improperly trying to tell the Justice Department how to run its operations and that that was a violation of the Constitution's separation of powers between equal branches of government.
We may assume improperly that others know how to help us, but that's unlikely.
For at least 36 years, city officials have known about its improperly subdivided rooms.
A federal investigation has found that a hazardous waste facility at the center of a birth defects controversy improperly disposed of a chemical known to cause cancer and reproductive problems.
First, it improperly averages the data (also known as "baselining") in a way that results in shifting the observational data downwards with respect to the model data, visually exaggerating the discrepancy.
In May 2013, the company found evidence that two former fixed-income traders, who have since left, had been delaying the booking of, and improperly allocating, trades – a practice known as cherrypicking.
Last year, a Pentagon review found that as many as 260 reports in the database, known as Talon, were improperly collected or kept there.
Landmark West had accused the museum, currently known as the American Craft Museum, of improperly trying to influence the commission.
