Sentence examples for improperly run from inspiring English sources
Boeing, aided by the finding by the U.S. Government Accountability Office that the air force had improperly run the bidding process, pushed to reenter the bidding, and a new competition was set for 2009.
If done improperly, patients run the risk of having a tendon pierced, Dr. Colbert said.
In the recent Dell decision, Judge Travis Laster (who is the same judge in the ExamWorks case) made it clear that if the sale process was run improperly, then the merger price should not be used to make an appraisal rights award.
An absence of such variability actually indicates that experimental replications are invalid, perhaps because of a bias to suppress contrary findings or because the experiments were run improperly.
An ethics inquiry by the agency found that Dr. Schwartz had improperly asked staff members to run personal errands for him and had improperly billed the government for personal items.
Many of the suits cite failures of improperly inflated tires running at high speeds in hot climates.
Indeed, in February, Sheehan, the trustee's chief lawyer, accused Wagner of improperly trying an "unorthodox end run" around the standard protocols of bankruptcy proceedings by "pressuring" people who had been deposed by Picard to provide her with their testimony.
Enron has since disclosed that its profits were overstated in all of those years, in large part because it improperly concealed losses through the partnerships run by Mr. Fastow.
Say no to cuts in community services!" City officials have said the cost of fighting court challenges — presumably, claims that the law would improperly infringe on federal authority — would probably run into the millions.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled yesterday that the appeal was improperly handled and that Young never should have run in Sydney.
The audit found that the racing association, which was run for several years by Mr. Schwartz, improperly awarded a no-bid contract for $797,913 to Firstborn.
