Sentence examples for indications of improper from inspiring English sources

BaFin has said it had concrete indications of improper deals in the firm's stock before the news, which sent the share price up more than 10percentt.

Hemolyzed plasma is an indication of improper sampling, unless the patient has a hemolytic disease process.

The presence of clots or clot fragments in the sample is an indication of improper blood collection.

"Because of our strict standards, our company immediately refers people to law enforcement and election officials when there is any indication of improper activity".

It isn't clear how detailed this evidence is, why it was collected in the first place, or whether it provides any indication of improper conduct.

Failure to display heat signs is an indication of improper functionality of signaling peptides to trigger on a series of behavioral changes, which can be detectable by breeders for timely insemination of females.

We've more or less known for years that the banks posted fake rates during the financial crisis, when there was no interbank lending market to speak of, but that was taken as evidence of how bad the crisis was, not as an indication of improper behavior.

There is no indication of improper influence exerted by NIH program staff who saw unblinded data.

(In fact, as an indication of how improper this accounting was, Giuliani successor Mike Bloomberg returned to the procedures followed by Koch and Dinkins and paid for NYPD expenses out of the NYPD budget).

A preliminary examiner would look for any indication of unlawful actions, such as improper payments to shareholders, managers, or certain creditors prior to bankruptcy.

BERLIN — Prosecutors requested on Thursday that Germany's Parliament strip the country's embattled president of his immunity from prosecution, saying they had "factual indications" of his long-suspected improper ties to business executives.