It can be argued that this information is improper to disclose at the time of registration for organ donation.
Give Mr. Letterman this much: His search for sex at work may have been improper, but at least he behaved like a grown-up, not like someone who acted as if it was all right to be a 50-year-old Elmo.
"But the legal process has to run its course, and it's improper for him to be involved at all".
He said in his lawsuit that he was fired from H.M.A. in 2011 in retaliation for raising questions about what he felt were improper admissions at four of the chain's hospitals.
Thomas E. White, the secretary of the Army, vigorously defended today the business practices of a major Enron division that he helped manage until early last year, rejecting in an interview assertions by former employees that there was improper accounting at the unit.
That December, Benefiel's mother sued the city, saying there was improper signage at the popular cycling destination.
"This program was improper under the Obama administration, and it's still improper," Jessica Vaughan, who works at the Center for Immigration Studies, an influential anti-immigration think tank, recently told the Washington Post.
It was improper because of the venue".
None of it is improper, of course.
After leaving the agency, Mr. Barasch did legal work for Mr. Stanford despite being told multiple times by the S.E.C.'s ethics office that it was improper, S.E.C. officials said at the hearing.
Firestone, which is owned by the Bridgestone Corporation of Japan, repeatedly said that the problem was improper repairs or extended operation at extremely low tire pressures, or both, she said.
