Improprieties in a sentence

Slander per-se states that an individual has: 1. A loathsome disease, 2. Business improprieties, 3. Committed a crime or have been in prison for a crime, 4. Committed sexual improprieties/impotent.

The highest justices in our system accused of improprieties — of taking expensive gifts, expensive vacations,” she said.

Another area the rapper has remained silent is on the mounting troubles for his friend Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is under investigation and prosecution for sexual assault and other improprieties.

Republicans continue to try to reverse engineer their baseless, evidence-free charges of voter fraud and election administration improprieties, now claiming that the voting public has lost faith in Meghan Wolfe.

The investigation into Jlpossible improprieties began eight years ago and the trial has now been underway for four years, but over and over again, Netanyahu has been able to push back his testimony.

The SEC said that he and two former senior officers of Dallas-based technology company i2 Technologies, Inc. committed alleged accounting improprieties involving 'materially misstated software license revenues' to the tune of $1 billion.

Trump desensitized his audience as his improprieties became their own unremarkable norm.

Critics have also taken aim at what they see as improprieties in his attempts to get on the ballot in several states.

Investigative reporters at the broke open the story about the alleged sexual abuses and financial improprieties of former Diocese of Wheeling Charleston Bishop Michael Bransfield.

Lane had been placed on paid administrative leave in early January after it was revealed in October 2019 that the TSU law school was tied to admissions "improprieties," specifically pay-to-play school admission.

Look at the alleged financial improprieties that surround one of its members of parliament, and the recent challenges faced between the PTA and the administration of one of our schools.

The book has drawn attention for its withering portrayal of Trump, including alleged improprieties far more extensive than the accusations underlying the president’s impeachment trial, where he was acquitted in February.

The Rochester, N.Y., diocese flagged possible sexual improprieties by priests under Sheen (though no wrongdoings by Sheen himself) during his tenure as archbishop there from 1966 to 1969.

Oracle, a long-shot contender that was ruled out by DoD at that time, filed a bid protest to get back into the running, alleging the process was “riddled with improprieties” and conflicts of interest.

The site, which has a tips line and small TV station, has exposed improprieties of many public officials and forced a number of resignations in Nigeria’s government.

They couldn’t tell you of any improprieties in other cases and couldn’t name the judges in cases that involved the murders of Tamir Rice, Sandra Bland, Trayvon Martin, shall I continue?

While Sloan sought to clean up Wells' reputation following the accounts scandal, new improprieties repeatedly came to light.

Dershowitz described the “Me Too” campaign as framing men accused of sexual improprieties and/or crimes as guilty until proven innocent.

Recent months have seen a typical level of turmoil in the district’s leadership, as board members have battled over allegations of campaign improprieties in last May’s election, which led to a shift of power on the board.

State regulators shuttered the business amid a widening investigation of alleged improprieties at local funeral homes.