Sentence examples for suspected improprieties from inspiring English sources

Some of her predecessors were removed by Rio officials because of suspected improprieties.

More potential headaches loom as public demands for scrutiny of local oil contracts for suspected improprieties have gathered momentum.

The N.C.A.A. is still investigating U.S.C. for suspected recruiting violations under Floyd and for suspected improprieties involving running back Reggie Bush, a Heisman Trophy winner.

Mr. Wolff also offered no comment on Mr. Staff's performance and would not say if it was the elaborate parties Mr. Staff gave, suspected improprieties or just bad luck that caused the write-off.

Tyson Foods Inc. said three employees of a subsidiary at the heart of a dispute over its acquisition of IBP Inc. have been the focus of federal regulators who are investigating suspected improprieties in financial statements.

The Police Department yesterday overhauled the management of the New York City Police Museum in Lower Manhattan, reassigning its executive director and cutting the number of officers working there in half after an investigation into suspected improprieties at the institution.

That credential lost some luster after it was learned that a BBC investigative report about the suspected sexual improprieties of Jimmy Savile, a longtime BBC host, was canceled while Mr. Thompson ran the organization.

The FBI hesitated; at that point, the White House counsel threatened to call in the IRS to investigate and Cornelius, who had been furtively copying Dale's records and bringing them home, told the FBI that she suspected financial improprieties beyond the non-competitive bidding process.

Although followers who bought into Mr. Kieninger's unorthodox philosophy overlooked his failed prophecies, they did not feel the same way when he was suspected of sexual improprieties.

Prosecutors requested Thursday that the Bundestag strip Mr. Wulff of his immunity from prosecution, saying that they had "factual indications" of long-suspected improprieties.

Police corruption is to be investigated by a powerful committee of MPs amid fears of widespread impropriety – as The Independent reveals that thousands of officers are suspected to be crooked.