"It is almost always a debatable issue whether the C.E.O. had known of potential improprieties," said Michael Young, a lawyer with Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
In a statement released late Tuesday, Lorna Brett Howard, the chairwoman of the group's board, and Cathrine Steck, chairwoman of a related group, the National Institute for Reproductive Health, said officials had "moved swiftly and appropriately to conduct an independent audit of expenses and reimbursements" after becoming aware of "potential improprieties".
Later, while discussing a possible acquisition, the aide again alerted Agarwal to potential improprieties.
"Rather, in many cases the issue is the potential impropriety of those required to investigate and prosecute these deaths".
She was suspended following a Sun newspaper investigation into potential impropriety by a member of her staff, relating to an expenses claim.
Several former Dewey partners — it is unclear which ones — presented prosecutors with evidence of potential financial impropriety.
The problem with "The Asia Series," though, is that not even whispers of potential ethical impropriety can make these paintings interesting to look at, which — unless there's some Duchampian gesture afoot here — is what Mr. Dylan presumably means them to be.
Disclosure of a gift does not necessarily disqualify a contractor from receiving state business, but the contracting agency would have to review the proposal for any potential impropriety and could alert federal investigators of possible criminal wrongdoing.
An official of the group, Naral Pro-Choice New York, confirmed Tuesday that it was auditing expenses and reimbursements of the former president, Kelli Conlin, after "potential improprieties" came to light.
Convergence problems were encountered in > 50% of flat prior analyses, with indications of potential or near posterior impropriety between about round 10 000 and 100 000.
