Sentence examples for improperly to get a from inspiring English sources
It would be nice if Mother Teresa was the defendant every time an attorney wanted a conviction overturned, but a guy who wants to blow up IRS offices and assassinate judges and police officers all over the country deserves just as much consideration if the law was used improperly to get a conviction in his case.
The deadlock meant the ban failed, but Democrats protested that Republican leaders improperly held the vote open for an extra 23 minutes to get a number of colleagues to switch their votes.
Some men may want to get a facial to smooth lines; this can prevent hiring managers from improperly stereotyping them.
In a statement, a Waymo spokesperson told TechCrunch, "Uber improperly withheld the Jacobs Letter, which exposes the extreme lengths it was willing to go both to get a leg up on competition and hide evidence of bad acts.
These included overstating a beneficiary's condition to get an improperly high reimbursement, billing for patients who were not homebound and thus not eligible for home health care, and making unnecessary visits.
The report said that Mr. Smith improperly used his position with the royalty program to get an outside consulting job helping a technical services firm seek deals with oil and gas companies with which he was also conducting official business.
But the PGR complained that this required it to all-but-prove its case just to get an arrest warrant, and hinted that this made it more likely that the police would behave improperly.
PAGE A15 SUBPOENA FOR TODD PALIN APPROVED Alaska lawmakers voted to issue a subpoena to Todd Palin, the husband of Gov. Sarah Palin, in an escalation of the inquiry into whether Ms. Palin improperly tried to get her former brother-in-law fired from his job as a state trooper.
If you stretch improperly and get a blowout or thin lobes, downsize, and do daily oil massages to thicken lobes.
When done improperly, you get a lot of very expensive, very smelly oysters.
Mr. Hevesi contended that the city had wrongly skipped the traditional competitive bidding process by improperly claiming it needed to get the work started quickly.
