Sentence examples for improprieties that may from inspiring English sources

She also advised the F.H.F.A. to conduct a thorough fraud audit on the portfolios held by Fannie and Freddie to identify any improprieties that may have been involved in the loans the companies purchased.

Finally, when attacks on the accusers' credibility fail, those accused of workplace improprieties downgrade the level of harm that may have occurred.

Looking back over my years as a teacher, I think of the many warnings and precautions that we teachers were given to avoid situations that may invite charges of impropriety.

Sen. Ellen Corbett (D-San Leandro), who served on an ethics working group with Lara that drafted the Senate bill, said it is needed to end "an activity that may have the appearance of impropriety".

Other challenges that women face include stereotypes about professional women, a persistent pay gap, and the unintended consequences that may arise when men try too hard to avoid impropriety.

It also faulted Fannie Mae, saying it failed to address foreclosure improprieties that had surfaced years before.

So far, regulators have dealt with those improprieties that have come to light with narrow, targeted bans.

It is concerns about improprieties that have Hollywood fretting over serving hors d'oeuvres.

The review, which cost $17 million, revealed improprieties that resulted in no action due to the statute of limitations.

Egan's review, which cost $17 million, revealed improprieties that resulted in no action due to the statute of limitations.

This is ideological impropriety that union leadership should cease immediately.