Sentence examples for improprieties committed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Polanski has argued in court that improprieties committed by Judge Rittenband and others deprived him of justice.

The Manhattan district attorney is also investigating whether there were any financial improprieties committed by Steven H. Davis, Dewey's former chairman.

Speculation was rife during and after Vivaldi's life about possible improprieties committed with the girls he taught at the Ospedale Della Pietà, an orphanage in Venice.

And, in what recruiters consider another sign of stress, the number of improprieties committed -- signing up unqualified people to meet quotas or giving bonuses or other enlistment benefits to recruits not eligible for them -- has increased, Army documents show.

The government asserted that their actions were based on "financial improprieties" committed by Ai Weiwei.

She opened an investigation, grilling staff and confirming that "indeed, there were severe, pervasive sexual improprieties committed against the junior trainers," she wrote in her affidavit.

What starts in the movie as an intimate love scene turns into what is essentially a forced sexual impropriety committed by an emerging monster.

The materials prepared by the governor's office did not suggest any serious journalistic improprieties had been committed by Ms. Benjamin.

In 135 cases, recruiters -- often more than one -- were judged to have committed improprieties, up from 113 in 2000.

It was penalized one victory in each round after an arbitration panel decided last week that its designers had committed improprieties.

It was only when he and his lawyer, Sean O'Leary, began to dig into what had happened that they found the real improprieties — the ones committed by the investigators.