Sentence examples for improperly ordered from inspiring English sources
Rolling Stone magazine reported Thursday that General Caldwell or his senior aides improperly ordered a team of specialists to gather information about Congressional delegations to persuade them to endorse the allocation of more money and troops for the training effort.
In a 4-to-1 decision, the judges upheld an appeals court decision last week that an investigative judge had improperly ordered the general's house arrest because he did not first seek a detailed deposition.
As part of its criminal inquiry, investigators are now trying to determine whether Mr. Coelho had improperly ordered government employees to raise money to help pay back the loan, several officials said.
The Council accused Mr. Paul of violating the city charter by, among other things, improperly ordering city employees to perform certain tasks, failing to control meetings properly and trying to have the city attorney fired.
In December, the owners imposed a new system, but in March 1995 a federal judge found that the owners had acted improperly and ordered that the old system be put back into effect.
The prosecutor alleges that he acted improperly in ordering the release of a woman convicted of embezzlement.
A man is told that his trousers are improperly long and ordered to roll them up.
The judge in the tax-shelter trial of former tax professionals at KPMG last week ordered a hearing to determine whether prosecutors had improperly put pressure on the firm to stop paying the defendants' legal bills.
Judge Rachel Davidson found that the county had improperly awarded the contract and ordered that CFG be declared the winner.
While it is obvious that an underestimated order will result in large modeling errors, it is equally dangerous to have an over-parameterized model as a result of selecting an improperly large order.
Judge Irenas found that information about some parolees had been circulated improperly, in violation of their privacy rights, and ordered tightened notifications.
