Sentence examples for improperly subject from inspiring English sources

Final World The essence of Bolton's approach is to find stocks that are unpopular but will inevitably turn around, as they are discounting information that is too negative, are being improperly subject to the downside of fickle conventional wisdom or have astute management teams capable of turning around firm operations.

Exxon's appeal asserts that the lower courts improperly subjected the company to "vicarious liability" for the negligence of the captain, Joseph J. Hazelwood, who set the Exxon Valdez on a course to strike the Bligh Reef.

The sample size available was further reduced due to incomplete WBC measurements on the first three subjects and improperly stored APS samples on the first two subjects.

Improperly canned foods are also subject to spoilage by bacteria, yeasts, and molds.

"Anyone found to have improperly shared information will be subject to misconduct and/or criminal proceedings.

If the court decision stands, apartments that had been improperly deregulated would again be subject to rent regulations and landlords would have to repay tenants for rent increases that exceeded annual increases set by the Rent Guidelines Board over the past four years.

Under this argument, any Gore electors chosen under the revised deadline would be subject to challenge as improperly appointed.

In addition, several studies have had substantial methodologic inadequacies for instance, one study that found apparently increased risks for many different cancers used more sources of exposure information for cancer cases than for noncancer subjects and was analyzed improperly (Szmigielski et al. 2001).

In other words, electors chosen according to a state law in place at the time of the election are not subject to later challenge for having been improperly chosen.

In October the company was the subject of media reports that suggested Cinar had improperly received tax credits for scripts that were written by Americans.

Andrews is the subject of a House Ethics Committee investigation over whether he improperly spent campaign cash to pay for personal trips to Scotland and Los Angeles, and over allegations that he used a graduation party for his daughter to raise funds.