Sentence examples for improperly marking from inspiring English sources

The political party whose officials can be seen improperly marking ballots in the video was also maligned.

Terms of that deal were confidential, but it is perhaps no coincidence that the disastrous investment was made during the period when regulators say Mr. Kelsoe was improperly marking his funds.

Bob Toski, the 59-year-old member of the Senior PGA Tour who is also a noted golf instructor, has voluntarily withdrawn from the senior tour for an indefinite period after admitting he may have violated the rules of golf by improperly marking his ball on putting greens during recent tournaments.

The Postal Service could refuse to deliver improperly marked mail.

The report found gravesites improperly marked, discrepancies between cemetery maps and gravesites, and unmarked graves.

Scanners can reject improperly marked ballots, allowing the voter to start over, thereby reducing discarded votes.

It said they included improperly marked pipe flanges and high liquid levels in a drainage pump.

Florida statutory law cannot reasonably be thought to require the counting of improperly marked ballots.

And there is no basis for reading the Florida statutes as requiring the counting of improperly marked ballots, as an examination of the Florida Supreme Court' s textual analysis shows.

After combing through thousands of e-mails and phone call records of traders, senior executives at the bank feared that traders, in an attempt to disguise the magnitude of the losses, improperly marked their trades.

But on Wednesday, more than three months after the episode, the Chicago Department of Aviation conceded that their security officers were not actually police officers and that the uniforms had been "improperly" marked.