Sentence examples for may have improperly from inspiring English sources

In the midst of the internal investigations, banks began identifying individuals who may have improperly tried to influence interest rates.

In addition, the report suggested Adani Group may have improperly disposed of fly ash, which would lead to localised pollution.

New Jersey's state medical school may have improperly billed Medicaid for helicopter ambulance flights, according to a report released yesterday by a federal monitor.

The report also suggested that the Adani Enterprises may have improperly disposed of fly ash, which could lead to localised air pollution.

Leading Republicans are suggesting that a senior official in the Obama administration may have improperly accessed the tax records of Koch Industries, an oil company whose owners are major conservative donors.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said someone may have improperly tapped a gas line before the explosion, but he added that officials need to access the wreckage to investigate further.

The closely watched case has thrilled tenant advocates throughout the city and stunned landlords who may also have improperly raised rents and deregulated apartments while receiving special tax breaks.

The ruling could affect landlords of as many as 80,000 apartments across the city who may also have improperly raised rents and deregulated apartments while receiving special tax breaks.

In light of recent reports that AggregateIQ may be affiliated with SCL and may, as a result, have improperly received (Facebook) user data, we have added them to the list of entities we have suspended from our platform while we investigate.

Now, the Globe and Mail is reporting that the oil may have been improperly labeled, as well.

The recall of the 2013 Santa Fe Sport models is necessary because "a portion of the right, front axle shaft may have been improperly manufactured," according to Hyundai.