Sentence examples for would be improperly from inspiring English sources

Opponents said much of the rebates would be improperly taken from a $390 million settlement of a civil racketeering suit Suffolk and Lilco customers brought against Lilco in Federal court in 1989.

As our brief recounts, a much earlier (1972) Supreme Court decision stated that the Fair Housing Act's main purpose is to "replace ghettos 'by truly integrated and balanced living patterns.'" This purpose would be improperly repudiated if the Court were now to permit practices like those of the Texas Department of Housing.

The advocates, led by Unicef, have refused to place children who have lost their parents or been separated from them in some foreign-run orphanages, fearing they would be improperly put into the adoption pipeline before they had the chance to be reunited with surviving relatives.

And for now, at least, there appeared to be little chance of turning back after the federal court ruling against delaying the recall.The American Civil Liberties Union had argued that because Los Angeles, San Diego and several other counties were still using discredited punch-card voting machines a large number of votes would be improperly counted.

That means "that almost half the legitimate articles would be improperly flagged" as fraudulent, notes Paul Ginsparg, a physicist at Cornell University and founder of the preprint server ArXiv.

He was so concerned that the Greenspan Commission would be improperly used today to justify and argue for a commission like Delaney's that he asked that his account be published posthumously.

He's representing himself on appeal, and in court papers he argued that he'd been "improperly profiled" as a "terrorist sovereign citizen". On Project Camelot, he's unrepentant — even sharing a pardon request he said he sent to President Trump.

Rebecca Godfrey In the author of Under the Bridge: The True Story of the Murder of Reena Virk.

The state's Commission Against Discrimination says businesses have generally complied and that it's received only a "handful" of filings from applicants who said they'd been improperly asked about their criminal history.

"I have not been improperly influenced and would not be improperly influenced," he said.

Asked for his assurance that any information from Australian Facebook users would not be improperly exploited by political parties, the federal communications minister, Mitch Fifield, said the Liberal party always complied with the relevant law.