Sentence examples for improperly taken from inspiring English sources

448, 449, 16 U.S.C.A. § 690e (migratory birds improperly taken from bird refuge); Act of February 18 , 1929 45 Stat.

However, Washington supporters charged that the vote was improperly taken by submitting memorandums instead of holding an open meeting.

They claimed that the newsstands were being improperly taken over without compensation, but in 2006 lost in State Supreme Court.

"If money has been improperly taken out of the company, then it will be pursued," she said.

The Kochs admitted that they had improperly taken thirty-one million dollars' worth of crude oil, but said that it had been accidental.

Mr. Leader suggested that the police had arrested Mr. Almonor again, more than two weeks after the episode, to cover up having improperly taken his son into custody.

Investigators are also looking into whether Public Warehousing improperly took payments from the food companies.

In an interview, Mr. Ciampitti said he thought the decision improperly took private property without compensation.

Ms. Hunter contends that Mr. Young improperly took from her sensitive materials, including the tape, and wants them returned.

He was forced out of office in 1994 over allegations that he improperly took gifts from businesses and lobbyists.

A former civilian translator at Guantánamo Bay Naval Base pleaded guilty to improperly taking classified military information and lying to federal investigators.