Former Representative Ismael (Kino) Flores, Democrat of Palmview, got five years' probation for his conviction on charges stemming from improper disclosures of his income.
Along with its own behavior, the bank would be responsible for any charges stemming from improper sales of mortgage securities by two banks it had purchased during the financial crisis, Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual.
In September 2002 Rigas was indicted on federal fraud charges stemming from improper accounting at Adelphia, subsequently forcing both the company and the Sabres into bankruptcy.
Unfilled voids and macro-pores inside concrete stemming from improper vibration and compaction may affect the mechanical strength and durability of the concrete and are among potential causes of deterioration in concrete (Broomfield 2003).
Beam Suntory agreed in July to pay $8 million to settle charges of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) violations stemming from improper payments by Beam Suntory's Indian subsidiary, Beam India, to government officials in that country.
Wyoming Senate candidate Liz Cheney (R) has paid a fine stemming from improper receipt of a fishing license.
It underlines that most of the environmentally harmful effects of goat grazing arise from improper management practices at very high grazing pressures whereas goat grazing can be a useful tool for conservation if managed adequately.
Majority of these problems results from improper management of water resources and environmental degradation from natural sources (Olowokudejo 2007).
It is worth emphasizing that the respondents also pointed to threats resulting from improper management of the reserves, mainly in relation to water ecosystems and historical sites.
The global reduction of soil services resulting from improper management has been estimated to exceed US$1 trillion per year.
Wright is suing in federal court for reinstatment, charging that the transfer stemmed from improper pressure on city court officials by the state's chief jurist, Charles D. Breitel, of the Court of Appeals.
