Sentence examples for improperly suggested that from inspiring English sources

The appearance of the image on costly iPad sleeves and other items, the band members said in their complaint, improperly suggested that they gave their "sponsorship or approval" to these products.

But Mr. Been said in his deposition that he did not think his vote was coerced, but that he did think Mr. Burnett improperly suggested that he vote against Ms. Stillman.

He added that the company's language in news releases "improperly suggests that I was fired by the company for cause".

Tymoshenko's critics have suggested that, as an oligarch, she gained her fortune improperly.

Mr. Thompson, who has just started running his own negative ads, suggested that Mr. Berman had improperly taken big campaign contributions from developers whom he had helped.

The S.E.C. and the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, have suggested that Mr. Rattner improperly paid off a political operative to win lucrative business from the New York state pension fund — in one case, by arranging to help distribute a low-budget film for the brother of a pension fund official.

In response, Mr. Vallone's campaign workers accused Mr. Hevesi of making a series of budget miscalculations as comptroller and suggested that he had improperly tried to use city pension funds to invest in a fund controlled by one of his political donors.

A prior study noted that CIAT652 and CFN42 have a low ANI value (90.44%) [ 10] and suggested that CIAT652 is improperly classified as R. etli.

Neither the Inspector General nor Mr. Trumka suggested that Mr. Romney had improperly used the confidential information received by Mr. Schaumber.

As protests against President Abdurrahman Wahid erupted into violence outside Parliament today, an investigative committee inside submitted a report to lawmakers that suggested that Mr. Wahid acted improperly in two multimillion-dollar corruption scandals.

This, in Alito's view, suggested that the regulations were "improperly designed to stamp out religious objectors".