Sentence examples for the improper hiring from inspiring English sources

The two regulators are focusing on a breakdown in controls and practices that allowed the improper hiring to take place, rather than the bribery aspect.

Three weeks ago, its top instructional official, Diana Lam, and its top lawyer, Chad Vignola, quit in the wake of a report about the improper hiring of Ms. Lam's husband for two school jobs.

Mr. Klein had picked a top aide, Michele Cahill, to replace Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, who was forced to resign Monday night amid a furor over the improper hiring of her husband for two schools jobs.

[Page B1.] Deputy Chancellor Diana Lam, the school system's top instructional official, and Chad Vignola, the department's top lawyer, resigned in a furor over the improper hiring of Ms. Lam's husband for two school jobs.

In an interview, Ms. Lam, who was forced to resign this month over the improper hiring of her husband, described a culture in the central administration hostile to career educators like her.

But unlike the S.E.C. and federal prosecutors, the banking regulators are not focused on the bribery aspect of the case, but rather a breakdown in controls and practices that allowed the improper hiring to take place.

He blamed a contractor for the improper hires, which later led to an investigation and fine.

Bill Yeomans, who spent 26 years at the Civil Rights Division and left just before the end of Acosta's tenure, said he believes the IG report "really gave [Acosta] a pass when it shouldn't have," given that he was overseeing the people making improper hiring decisions.

The reports document evidence of widespread nepotism, abuse of authority and improper hiring under a former assistant secretary, Robert Howard.

Of course, the reason Yonkers needs a new superintendent is that the previous one, Angelo Petrone, was accused of just that kind of improper hiring.

WHile the action provoked a sit-in by parents, a state audit found improper hiring and millions of dollar in expenditures that could not be accounted for.