Sentence examples for inappropriately claiming from inspiring English sources

In 1998 Shandling sued his agent, Brad Grey, for inappropriately claiming half-ownership of the show and a producer's fee in addition to his agency charges; the out-of-court settlement was estimated at $4m.

But she came under fire over her expenses this year – before the Daily Telegraph's current campaign – after accusations she inappropriately claimed allowances for her sister's home in London.

Mr. Lerner himself called the REIT a "fabulous cash cow" and a "gold mine" and made unfounded predictions regarding a merger and public listing of other Apple REITs, which he inappropriately claimed would result in a "windfall" to investors, Finra said.

Senior officers might inappropriately take crimes off the books, he claimed.

Savile was confronted by the ship's captain but denied he had behaved inappropriately, Mr Hitchen claimed.

"We did see some of those things moving into 2015 and we are pretty comfortable that all stuff was running through the financial statements," said Gandhi when asked if expenses totalling thousands of dollars were claimed inappropriately.

Politico began this smear campaign, citing anonymous sources, claiming Mr. Cain acted inappropriately.

In science it is no crime to be wrong, unless you are (inappropriately) laying claim to the truth.

Federal agencies have raised concerns that such components may be used to justify inappropriately inflated claims for reimbursement.

Last year, a former paralegal in his office sued him for sexual harassment, claiming he had behaved inappropriately in her presence in a conference room.

Last night, Clegg remained under pressure over the issue, with Alison Smith, one of the women claiming to have been inappropriately touched by Rennard, demanding that the whip be suspended until there is an apology.