Sentence examples for improprieties made from inspiring English sources

The ethics panel has deferred an investigation into accusations of campaign finance improprieties made against Mr. DeLay, awaiting the outcome of a grand jury inquiry.

Clarett said his troubles at Ohio State, where he was suspended for his entire sophomore season for National Collegiate Athletic Association rules violations and was investigated and cleared of academic improprieties, made this the right choice for him.

Mr. Conrad, a career federal prosecutor from North Carolina who was appointed last December to lead the Justice Department's unit devoted to investigating possible fund-raising improprieties, made his recommendation after a four-hour interview with Mr. Gore conducted on April 18 at the vice president's official residence.

"These lawsuits emerge from the disturbing findings regarding ethical violations and other improprieties made after a lengthy and comprehensive hearing by a panel of arbitrators," said Howard Graff, a partner at Dickstein Shapiro Morin & Oshinsky, the law firm representing Mr. Schneider.

Mr Ångström's work also challenges allegations of financial impropriety made against Ivar Kreuger, in particular that he was responsible for the forgery of Italian bonds supposedly sold to him by Benito Mussolini's government.

Barbara Crossette (NYT) AUDITORS CLEAR DRUG CZAR A team of British auditors for the United Nations has cleared Pino Arlacchi, the head of the organization's anti-narcotics office, of charges of impropriety made by a former associate and some politicians in Europe.

An independent inquiry into allegations of impropriety made by female activists concluded that the evidence against the peer was "broadly credible".

Franks, who had previously indicated he would serve out the next month, announced his immediate resignation on Friday afternoon after Politico inquired about new allegations of sexual impropriety made against him.

Even though the Governor of Madras, Thomas Munro, determined after a personal investigation in 1825 that there was no substance to the allegations of financial impropriety made by A. H. Cole, the incumbent Resident of Mysore, the Nagar rebellion (a civil insurrection) which broke out towards the end of the decade changed things considerably.

Shares of Marsh & McLennan, the parent company, had dropped to $42.75, down from about $49 shortly before accusations of trading improprieties were made in late October.

Historically, the charities bureau has required nonprofit agencies caught up in financial improprieties to make compensation for any misspent money and to institute tighter fiscal controls.