Sentence examples for improperly retaining from inspiring English sources
Before his sentencing, Mr. Franklin pleaded guilty to three felony counts for improperly retaining and disclosing classified information in exchange for his cooperation and the government's willingness to drop three other charges against him.
The analyst, Lawrence A. Franklin, pleaded guilty in federal court here to three criminal counts for improperly retaining and disclosing classified information, and he gave the first account of his motives and thinking in establishing secret liaisons with people outside the government.
The genus name is often misspelled as Sarcor'h'amphus, improperly retaining the Greek rough breathing despite agglutination with the previous word-element.
The agency was also taken to task for improperly retaining information about the targeted groups in its files and for classifying investigations of peace groups "under its 'Acts of Terrorism' classification".
It collected and "improperly retained" US telephone numbers, as well as those from among the US' "Five Eyes" intelligence partners: the UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada.
The specific details are still being worked out, but one thing is clear: Suffolk County still appears determined to recoup almost $1 million that it says Friends had "improperly retained".
In a letter sent to Mr. Kessler in August, Mr. Foley wrote that Friends was charging the county for expenses that were not covered in its contract and that Friends owed the county almost $1 million in profits it had "improperly retained".
In November 2006, Nick Thomas, then the Imperial Potentate, ordered Robert Utley, Cahaba's 2006 potentate, to come up with $119,000 to cover the money raised from bingo that the club had improperly retained in 2004, 2005 and 2006.
"Plaintiffs' claims that Starbucks improperly retained gratuities that plaintiffs were entitled to receive fail as a matter of law," she wrote.
General Motors, the brand's parent, said an improperly torqued retaining nut could come loose, disconnecting the brake pedal from the brake-boost pushrod, according to a filing posted on the agency's Web site.
Dr. Lee will plead guilty to one felony count, No. 57 of the original 59-count indictment, in which he admits to improperly gathering and retaining national security data.
