Sentence examples for improperly referred from inspiring English sources

I wish to tell you, therefore, Mr President-in-Office, that the remarks of your colleague, the President-in-Office of the ECOFIN Council, who quite improperly referred to the hysteria of certain Member States in wishing to join the monetary union, were hard to understand.

New Jersey is sometimes even improperly referred to as New York's west side.

He referred to one charge that he had improperly solicited donations using Congressional letterhead.

But in the late 1990's, the company faced an array of charges that it had defrauded the government, charged private insurers for unnecessary tests and improperly paid kickbacks to referring doctors.

In early 2014, the spies referred the matter to the Justice Department, alleging that the staffers had improperly accessed agency computers when they first came across the Panetta Review documents in that basement in 2010.

Correction: June 19 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Saturday about allegations that prosecutors improperly leaked information about the investigation of Senator Robert G. Torricelli's campaign and personal finances referred incorrectly to a judge's ruling on the issue.

The letter referred to the company's claim that the law firm had "negligently and improperly handled many significant aspects of the sensitive engagements".

He also referred to Congressional Republicans as "lackeys" for the N.R.A. A19 Two Gore aides improperly called the I.R.S. the same day in 1997 seeking information on a tax case of interest to a union whose president was to meet with Mr. Gore the next day, Congressional investigators said.

A previous study showed that 82 90% of RCD patients referred to 2 large tertiary care centers were consuming gluten and had been improperly diagnosed of RCD (22).

Officials said they were investigating how the letter — one of thousands routinely referred to the agency by the White House to gather information for a reply — had been improperly used by the agency's "fugitive operations" unit to find and arrest Mr. Takoulo, who has an engineering degree and no criminal record.

Mr. Israel, in a long interview, referred frequently to the "thousands of rumors" about him -- involving womanizing, taking members' money and improperly raising the group's children.