Sentence examples for with improprieties from inspiring English sources

"The whole foreclosure process has just been riddled with improprieties and unfairness to homeowners," she said.

After he and two other young men began teaching classes in Sabbath school, all three were charged with improprieties, though in Spinoza's case the record of the investigation does not survive.

Honduran election law tasks representatives of the political parties, as opposed to neutral citizens, with overseeing polling places, and experts have long described the process as being riddled with improprieties.

We could also usefully drop the implication that the number of registered offices located in the Cayman Islands has something to do with impropriety.

The FA's Consultative Committee discovered that, as well as topping up player wages with under-the-table payments, City had also been behaving with impropriety in the transfer market.

Whether he ever acted with impropriety kept the Senate Ethics Committee guessing, but Mr. D'Amato insists he's as ethical as the next guy: "I enjoy me; I'm a good person.

Hogarth observes: "What can it be but this inelegance of the figure, join'd with impropriety, that makes a whole audience burst into laughter, when they see the miller's sack, in Dr Faustus, jump across the stage?

Since then, his only brushes with impropriety involved reports that he had sex with a woman in a Brooklyn bar bathroom and a strange incident in which Grimm claimed that vandals smashed the windows of his Staten Island office in order to wipe the hard drives on his campaign computers.

"I was worried that it would taint me with impropriety, that it would put me at risk with the Bar [association]." As time went on, Miller heard stories reminiscent of his own powerful trip and realized the potential of that message.

So far, regulators have dealt with those improprieties that have come to light with narrow, targeted bans.

The investigation is believed to deal with suspected improprieties in county contracts, say lawyers familiar with the warrants.