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I'm the one who called the meeting, although I did so improperly.

The report also found that the board had improperly closed 130 cases.

"Things might have been done improperly in the past," she said.

I also never improperly took any funds from my former firm.

He said a board member had improperly told a newspaper of his plan.

Used improperly, it can, like any other technology, be dangerous.

School officials said the action did not mean that all 300 were enrolled improperly.

If a person is walking improperly, I can already tell they do not understand this dance.

Some money improperly came from sources other than those disclosed.

But he said the company might try to recover from those who had been improperly paid in the past.

"Somebody could have been hurt" by an improperly made drug.

Officials said they did not know how many employees might have improperly enrolled their children.

In both cases, he said, normal business risk was improperly shifted.

"Has there never been an occasion where the Court improperly created rights?"

It is often improperly used for a person or thing related to Afghanistan.

If this is done improperly, it could delay later events.

The investigators are looking into whether drug companies have improperly reported prices to the federal government.

Even land that is protected may be improperly managed, however.

It can kill you and/or your system if wired improperly.

Property determined to have been taken improperly must be returned within 30 business days.

"If this stuff is taken overseas and improperly used. "

But he adds that too many patients are still being improperly treated.

"Are you saying he was improperly trained upon his arrival here?"

It has also been hit by charges that patients were improperly treated.

Just how much gets dumped improperly each year is uncertain.