Sentence examples for on the improper from inspiring English sources

She has been researching Mr. Scarpa for nearly a decade as part of a broader project on the improper use of government informants.

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

But the Teterboro controller, who was on the improper phone call, told investigators he did not hear the error, possibly because of his distraction, though it also might have been blocked by another radio transmission, the board said.

While this settlement closes the case on the improper trading, known as market timing, at Putnam, both the S.E.C. and Massachusetts are investigating other issues at the company, which could led to further penalties.

Really?' The 66-year-old added: "I would have been much more verbal if I had seen (the sex toys)." The performers were part of a Las Vegas company, the Act LV, who are known for delivering lewd thrills which can verge on the improper.

So he concluded the investigation and issued a report first on the improper collection by the Clinton White House of hundreds of Federal Bureau of Investigation files; then on the firings of seven longtime employees of the White House travel office and then on the Clintons' behavior in the Whitewater real estate investment.

Mr. Richman declined yesterday to speculate on whether any of the improper doors in Boland had contributed to the spread of smoke and fire.

In exchange, the attorneys general participating in the deal would have agreed to sign broad releases preventing them from bringing further litigation on matters relating to the improper bank practices.

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Thousands of officials have been disciplined for extravagances such as hosting lavish banquets, weddings and funerals, spending public funds inappropriately on travel, the improper use of government vehicles and constructing luxurious government buildings.

A newspaper whose detained reporter made a televised confession saying he had defamed a company in exchange for money published a front-page apology on Sunday, saying the improper practices had taught it a "profound lesson".