Sentence examples for making the improper from inspiring English sources

But in his talk at Xango in March, Dr. Johnson — who lectures across the country at other company events — used some of the same language the F.D.A. had cited in its 2006 warning letter, and he referred the sales agents to a nearby company that still sold brochures making the improper claims.

Mutuals.com and its chief executive, Richard Sapio, 37; its president, Eric McDonald, 35; and its compliance officer, Michele Leftwich, 35, are accused of helping hedge funds and other institutional clients make the improper trades, the S.E.C. said in a civil complaint.

For the receiving part, the unbalanced signal as a narrowband interference into the receiver will increase the internal interference of the system and make the improper locking appear at unsubdued carriers, which influences normal work of receiver seriously.

J&J did not admit or deny the SEC's allegations but acknowledged responsibility in the Justice Department case for the actions of its units, employees and agents who made the improper payments.

The lack of a legally authorized body to regulate (check) the quality of injection equipment manufactured in and/or imported by Nepal [ 14, 32] makes the improper disposal of needles a serious issue requiring urgent attention.

The Sky Blues boss was charged by the Football Association with "failing to act in the best interests of the game", having "acted in a manner which was improper when making the comments".

Any practitioner working in isolation can fall into the trap of inadvertently making the same mistakes and developing improper techniques and/or make incorrect decisions.

Garde also found it was unlawful because it was made for the "improper or extraneous purpose" of emergency accommodation, which was dismissed on appeal.

But Mr. Schonfeld said that WorldCom and the other companies paid fines in proportion to what they made on the improper transactions.

Another response to Obama's initiative, in this case from some members of Congress, has been to suggest that the President is making an improper end-run around the legislature, which should do the work of changing the mandatory minimum laws.

Smithsonian Institution officials are still debating whether to proceed with a controversial exhibit of shipwrecked artifacts as critics level a new charge that legal matters dogging the corporate owner of a museum now premiering the exhibit could make the Smithsonian's involvement improper.