Sentence examples for improperly rejected from inspiring English sources

She also denied Simon's contention that the board improperly rejected Simon's tender offer.

They include illegal votes and do not include legal votes that were improperly rejected.

The Postal Service sued Factory Mutual Insurance Company, claiming it improperly rejected claims for emergency repairs and reconstruction.

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that the rejected ballots be reviewed, and ordered the candidates and election officials to coöperate in identifying ballots that were improperly rejected.

Coleman's case rests not only on the ballots already certified, but also ones that might have been improperly rejected or which did not survive a challenge.

In his written protest to the county's canvassing board, Mr. Braxton argued that some absentee ballots were improperly rejected and that others were missing when the vote was certified.

"Our investigation has led us to believe that one of our vendors may have improperly sold rejected product that failed to meet our qualifications, without removing or destroying our official labels and tags before selling to a local wholesaler, in violation of our vendor agreement," Gap said.

Ultimately, both campaigns came up with nine hundred and thirty-three envelopes that they could agree had been rejected improperly.

According to one recent academic study, 800,000 families were rejected improperly or booted from the government's primary homeowner relief option, the Home Affordable Modification Program, or HAMP, as a result of errors or misconduct on the part of mortgage companies.

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

These days Kay rejects improperly wrapped packages in his role as postmaster of Truro, Mass.