Sentence examples for to be improperly from inspiring English sources

In the earlier study, 19 percent of the caviar on sale was found to be improperly labeled.

"Because there has been more publicity, there are that many more chances for a juror to be improperly influenced".

If any of these companies are found to be improperly benefiting for-profit companies, they risk losing their nonprofit status.

Liberal groups are also questioning whether the chamber has allowed money from foreign corporations to be improperly used in the group's political efforts.

On the social front, the reformists probably succeeded in banning forever the days when vigilantes drove buses through Tehran to arrest women considered to be improperly dressed.

The market is anxiously awaiting the final tally on how much past transactions, deemed to be improperly accounted for by the company, will affect A.I.G.'s value.

This has meant that the assessors have to make their own judgments on the likely income or expenses in a certain building, guesswork that left the city assessors vulnerable to being improperly influenced by property owners.

In fact, many gifted students have very low grades due to being improperly challenged in school.

Services arising within a landscape may be improperly attributed to one particular configuration of ecosystem.

Though these loans were not illegal, they raised ethical concerns and may prove to have been improperly sold to the government.

He said Mr. Johnson appeared to have been improperly released from state care, even though he had allegedly threatened to kill police officers.