Sentence examples for workers improperly from inspiring English sources

Auditors have found instances of excessive overtime, underage workers, improperly disposed hazardous waste and falsified records, according to the company's reports.

A front-page article on March 22 about State Department workers improperly looking at the passport files of the three presidential candidates misstated the middle initial for the department spokesman.

The monitor, Walter Timpone, a former assistant United States attorney whose appointment grew out of a federal voting rights suit, said some poll workers improperly refused to give out provisional ballots when valid registration could not be confirmed.

The audit, which was based on a review in May of 60 case files at the Melrose Job Center in the Bronx, was the most recent in a continuing series of spot checks by the Agriculture Department that have taken place since 1998, when a department audit found that city workers improperly denied the applications of many people seeking food stamps.

And he said the judge's finding that 11 workers were improperly fired should be viewed in a larger context.

When the three defendants were indicted in December, prosecutors said Galt workers had improperly removed the standpipe, preventing water from reaching the firefighters in the building's upper floors when a fire broke out in August 2007.

Also mysteriously wiped from the record are e-mails from Karl Rove, the president's political guru, and dozens of other White House workers who improperly conducted government business on Republican Party e-mail accounts.

Democrats filed briefs here this morning asking the Florida Supreme Court to overturn the decisions of two lower court judges who decided on Friday not to throw out nearly 25,000 absentee ballots from Seminole and Martin Counties, where Republican workers were improperly allowed to fix Republican ballot request forms that had been rejected.

The Florida Supreme Court this afternoon rejected the appeals of two lawsuits filed by supporters of Vice President Al Gore that sought to throw out thousands of absentee ballots from two counties where Republican workers were improperly allowed to fix the ballot requests of their fellow Republicans.

A federal investigation into the release of a dangerous bacterium from the Tulane National Primate Research Center in Louisiana has found serious problems with biosafety procedures, including workers who improperly used or even eschewed protective clothing.

► "A federal investigation into the release of a dangerous bacterium from the Tulane National Primate Research Center in Louisiana has found serious problems with biosafety procedures, including workers who improperly used or even eschewed protective clothing," wrote Jocelyn Kaiser last Friday at ScienceInsider.