Sentence examples for Inappropriate discussion from inspiring English sources

"Through his careful selection of members and infrequent but firm policing of what he considered inappropriate discussion, Rick Baum allowed people from a wide variety of interests to share news, impressions and questions about China, in a way that left nearly all of them better informed".

And if it's a case of we think s/he's really depressed and needs antidepressants then tube feeding is probably inappropriate? Discussion of an elderly patient with dementia Is it priority nutrition in this case?

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Cameron had previously said that he had never had any "inappropriate" discussions about the takeover, but admitted it came up in conversation with Murdoch at a dinner at the home of Rebekah and Charlie Brooks.

But he insisted that on no occasion had they had inappropriate discussions and there had been no substantive talks about News Corp's bid for BSkyB either with Ms Brooks or James Murdoch.

I appreciate that this is probably done to stop any inappropriate discussions cropping up, but as the comments are all moderated anyway I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult to change it into more of a forum-like chat.

After detailing shocking examples of discrimination and misogyny – from inappropriate discussions about rape and the female anatomy to colleagues' failure to acknowledge female expertise, the author writes: "It may be too much to ask women in science organisations to change misogynist culture in a world that remains misogynistic".

Moreover, jurors who took a premature stance for death were most likely to incorrectly think death was mandatory under the law, to express stronger support for the death penalty and to engage in inappropriate discussions of penalties during guilt deliberations.

Where possible, the support of the spouse or other close relative was elicited to discourage inappropriate discussions with ill-informed relatives and friends, who could reinforce the patient's preoccupation with fears of serious illness.

Refrain from using profanity or engaging in otherwise inappropriate discussions and behavior.