Sentence examples for allowing improprieties from inspiring English sources

Several investors said they were losing confidence in the Securities and Exchange Commission for allowing improprieties to happen.

While she feels women are being victimized by Donald Trump's political comments she not only feels anxious in her workplace but angry at herself for being complicit in allowing impropriety in the business world.

But writer/director JC Chandor's debut film largely sets its sights on the environment that allowed fiscal impropriety to take root -- while searching for humanity in decision makers that helped bring down the world economy.

Other criticism centered on what to many journalists is a glaring impropriety: allowing the government to meddle in the workings of a free press.

Now, back to the other issue with this episode of Beck -- the utter impropriety of West Point allowing Beck to use West Point cadets and faculty members for his studio audience.

Mr. Ernest called the Nelson examination "a vast impropriety" and likened it to allowing a fox in a chicken coop.

As to those who have no landed property in a county, the allowing them to vote for legislators is an impropriety.

Benjamin Franklin spoke for the Whig liberalism of the Founding Fathers of the United States when he stated: As to those who have no landed property in a county, the allowing them to vote for legislators is an impropriety.

"I should never have allowed the perception of impropriety to color my administration".

Talk of optics and norms and appearances of impropriety and who is allowed to take money from whom represents a grand exercise in denial.

So I say outpedant the pedants, and allow yourself to gluttonously revel in the linguistic improprieties of yore as you familiarize yourself with the nearly unique enormity of the gloriously mistaken heritage that our literature is comprised of.