Sentence examples for improperly passed from inspiring English sources

The more significant question now, though, is whether Clinton improperly passed national-security information — that is, classified information — over this private, non-secured connection.

Prosecutors allege that Peter Bacanovic improperly passed on a tip that the company's founder and his family were trying to unload stock.

In interviews at the time, Dr. Lee admitted to agents that he had improperly passed unclassified but restricted scientific information to Taiwanese officials.

Prosecutors allege that her broker improperly passed on a tip that the chairman of the company, Sam Waksal, and members of his family were trying to offload shares.

In other words, the government would have to prove not only that Stewart knew about the Waksals' sales but that she knew this information had been improperly passed on to her and, finally, that she did not already plan to sell ImClone.

One problem for Jacob's share price should fade: the $38 million one-time charge it took in the December quarter to settle a federal suit alleging it had improperly passed along costs to the government.

Distracted and angry, I could easily pick up a 4-point fine for improperly passing a frozen-dessert truck on Route 1.

Mr. Ebbers did not elaborate, but analysts said he implied that the consultants helped companies drive hard bargains with WorldCom by improperly passing on information revealed in private negotiations for other clients.

A day earlier, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstated the law, overruling a lower court's decision to halt it because it had been passed improperly.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court cleared the way on Tuesday for significant cuts to collective bargaining rights for public workers in the state, undoing a lower court's decision that Wisconsin's controversial law had been passed improperly.

The Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe said the law, which was to take effect Jan . 1 had been passed improperly by the upper house of Parliament, in a vote disputed by the conservative opposition.