Sentence examples for action was inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Nearly half of those questioned (44%) thought the police action was inappropriate, however, because Miranda is not involved in terrorism, while 37% agreed that it was appropriate to detain him.

Lawyers for Wal-Mart, which has 3,586 stores across the United States, had asserted that a class action was inappropriate on the grounds that Wal-Mart does not have centralized employment policies and that individual store and district managers, rather than headquarters, make decisions on pay and promotions.

For the last three months, Dreger has been trying to get Northwestern to state unequivocally that its action was inappropriate.

He appeared on Channel 4 to argue that Nawaz's action was inappropriate behavior for a parliamentary candidate and was damaging to the party at large.

"We believe the government's action was inappropriate and unconstitutional, however, with the ITT Technical Institutes ceasing operations, it will now likely rest on other parties to understand these reprehensible actions and to take action to attempt to prevent this from happening again," the company said.

"Night of the Dead Living" was originally intended to be the third episode of the season, but NBC programmers moved it to the end of the season because they felt its slow pace and lack of traditional action was inappropriate early in the series, when the show was trying to woo viewers.

After affirming the Court of Appeals' determination that Cohen had not established a claim for fraudulent misrepresentation, the court considered his breach of contract claim and concluded that "a contract cause of action is inappropriate for these particular circumstances". Id. at 203.

In a paper that was published in 1960, he wrote, "It is my contention that the suggested courses of action are inappropriate, in that they lead to results which are not necessarily, or even usually, desirable".

Whether our ruling will have such an "extraordinary" impact on "the average citizen" in his or her social and business relations (presumably the premise for the conclusion that judicial action is inappropriate) depends to some extent on an initial evaluation of the matter.

Senator John Kerry on Sunday distanced himself from contentious statements he made three decades ago after returning from the Vietnam War, saying his long-ago use of the word "atrocities" to describe his and others' actions was inappropriate and "a little bit excessive".

A15 Kerry Backs Off Statements Senator John Kerry repudiated controversial statements he made three decades ago upon returning from the Vietnam War, saying that his long-ago use of the word "atrocities" to describe his and others' actions was inappropriate.