In 2005, he wrote an op-ed article in The Washington Times berating the C.B.O., then under the direction of Mr. Holtz-Eakin, saying it had improperly scored some Gingrich-backed proposals.
However, it is a good rule of thumb for beginners to purchase extra tiles to account for improperly cut or scored tiles, or for breakage.
The company has disputed that the material was stored improperly.
Recent scandals illustrate the many ways, some subtle, that educators improperly boost scores: At a charter school in Springfield, Mass., the principal told teachers to look over students' shoulders and point out wrong answers as they took the 2009 state tests, according to a state investigation.
For third parties – some of them not entirely disinterested – to suggest that Haye somehow broke the shining spirit of the fight game by holding up Harrison to complete the execution at a moment of his choosing and thus profit from the exercise improperly might score a technical point but such mischief-making reads unnecessary mystery into a straightforward narrative.
The group, Human Rights Watch, says in the report, titled "No News Is Good News," that scores of journalists have been improperly detained and harassed in the West Bank under the Palestinian Authority.
The airline also canceled scores of flight after seats were improperly bolted on some of its planes.
Scores of US secret service employees improperly accessed the decade-old, unsuccessful job application of a congressman who was investigating scandals inside the agency, a new government report said on Wednesday.
Mr. Cuomo is in the middle of a two-year investigation into fraud in the home health industry, including scores of cases involving schools that improperly issued training certificates and agencies that billed Medicaid for work that was never done.
In New York last year, thousands of students were wrongly forced to enroll in summer school because of test scores that turned out to have been improperly reported.
