They may veto a CNBC decision if they think their reporters are being dispatched improperly, though Mr. Frank said this situation had not arisen.
According to the Associated Press, that committee's communications director, Frederick Hill, "said that Issa believed Bardella deserved a second chance, even though he acted improperly".
Not all fields allow these though, and used improperly can be really dangerous.
Finally, novel arguments for various forms of skepticism about justification can be developed that focus on improperly based beliefs, though such arguments remain largely unexplored.
But don't assume politicians learned anything from it -- though it brought the number of improperly accessed files in government custody to nearly 100 million.
Such improperly non-dispassionate assessments, though, about his looks and their corollary, his alleged egotism, drive the professor nuts.
McMurtry extravagantly admires the Gateway Arch in St . Louis(though it is sited improperly) and Lafayette, La .(for its crawfish etouffee).
The more significant question now, though, is whether Clinton improperly passed national-security information — that is, classified information — over this private, non-secured connection.
The more significant question now, though, is whether Clinton improperly passed national-security information that is, classified information over this private, non-secured connection.
Again, the sum of $302,085.77 appears in that table, under the description 'Cost of road, equipment, and permanent improvements, admitted to have been included in operating expenses,' and is added to the income, as though it had been improperly included in operating expenses.
And the S.E.C.'s policy on settlements prohibits a denial of the conduct prompting the sanction, so Mr. Barasch would not be able to assert that he did not act improperly even though there would be no admission of a violation.
