Sentence examples for what improprieties from inspiring English sources

"Although we cannot prejudge what improprieties have actually occurred, the public must have confidence that the business of the courts is being conducted free of partiality".

H.P. may have overstated the impact of what it calls improprieties in the charge.

"If this is the way the agency responds when somebody comes forward with information about potential improprieties, what will other employees do if they become aware of potential misconduct on the part of persons who have the authority to fire them and turn them into public scapegoats?" Pitt said.

Nothing less is tolerable, and that is what appearance of impropriety is really about.

Reacting to formation of the new company, IMG has filed suit against Mr. Vanderveen, Mr. Seipt, Universal and its president, Chris Roberts, for what it said were improprieties including criminal conspiracy and theft.

Twice this past March, more than a hundred activists gathered on Jean-Talon Road in Montreal to protest what they saw as improprieties at the city's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

The suit was brought against BET in August 2000 by Dwight Crawford, a former chief financial officer, who said he had been dismissed after raising concerns about what he called financial improprieties.

Another Dow component, Hewlett-Packard, climbed 2 percent to close on Wednesday at $11.94, recouping a small slice of Tuesday's loss, when the stock slid to a 10-year low after the computer and printer maker reported a $5 billion charge related to what it called accounting improprieties at Autonomy, a British software company that H.P. bought last year.

In 2000-10 roughly 80,000 patients took part in clinical trials based on research that was later retracted because of mistakes or improprieties.What a load of rubbishEven when flawed research does not put people's lives at risk and much of it is too far from the market to do so it squanders money and the efforts of some of the world's best minds.

In another proceeding, the New York attorney general, Eliot L. Spitzer, is seeking to end the court receivership into which the cemetery was placed in 1994, after a former attorney general, Robert Abrams, accused the cemetery of mismanagement, citing the hill's construction and what he called financial improprieties.

Lynch has denied the allegations of wrong-doing vehemently from the start, suggesting that what HP saw as improprieties were simply differences in U.S. and British accounting practices.