Sentence examples for inappropriately acquired from inspiring English sources
In cases involving New York State Indians, he helped define the application of a 1790 federal law to land that tribes claimed New York State had inappropriately acquired from them.
A panel set up by the government in 2000 to determine whether artworks in its national collection were inappropriately acquired during the Nazi era ruled on Wednesday that an English army captain had looted the rare missal.
Weeks earlier, Peter Humphrey, a British man who operated a Shanghai due diligence firm with his American wife, Yu Yingzeng, appeared in handcuffs on state television confessing to having inappropriately acquired personal data.
8 Who spoke in support of the Liberal candidate in Brattleburn, a Tory stronghold? 9 Whose supposedly forged red letter led to the government's electoral defeat? 10 Whose election was declared by Albert Theophylus Despard-Smith? 1 Where was the Tide Waiter based? 2 Where was £53m inappropriately acquired?
Some speculate that as economic hard times continue, businesses will skimp on their IT spending, and instead use inappropriately acquired software.
Brennan alleges that committee staff had inappropriately acquired the documents. .
Most children with mild to moderate dehydration (52 cases) were inappropriately treated with slow intravenous fluids, and most children with non-complicated community acquired pneumonia (42 cases) received intravenous antibiotics Most interventions were inappropriate, despite the availability of effective therapy for several of them.
Diarrhoeal dehydration and community acquired pneumonia were the most common diagnoses and were inappropriately managed.
There is growing recognition that not all OVC require external interventions (Evans, 2005; Masten, 2001; Nyamukapa et al., 2008), and that, in some instances, inappropriately targeted interventions can be harmful (Neimeyer, 2000) and may undermine resilience acquired through effective responses to adversity including access to community support (Summerfield, 2004).
