Sentence examples for be improper for me from inspiring English sources

"It would be improper for me to comment on an ongoing criminal matter that has not yet been resolved in court," he said.

Hoover can't resist lecturing F.D.R. on price theory; F.D.R. says that he wants "in every proper way to be of help," and then lays out why what Hoover is asking for would be "improper for me and inadvisable for you, however much I appreciate the courtesy of your suggestion".

AS: I think it would be improper for me to offer specific advice.

Why is it that it would have been improper for me to serve on that jury with 11 other people, yet it is not improper for Justice Antonin Scalia to judge a case involving his good friend Dick Cheney (front page, March 19)?

Until there is some finality, it would be improper for the commissioner to do anything".

Mr. Silver agreed to meet, but warned that it would be improper for the senator to be present.

Chris Sims, the West Midlands chief constable, said it would be improper for them to start deleting profiles before Parliament had agreed on the new regime.

"At this stage of things, with the jury indicating a willingness and interest... it would be improper for the court to declare a mistrial," Newman said.

It would be improper for the outside investor to interfere with the relationship between lawyer and client by trying to influence the case, Mr. Sebok said.

It would surely be improper for him to arrange special access to Downing Street for clients of his former business partners.

But David Cameron's official spokesman declined to discuss the charges, saying it would be "improper" for him to comment on an ongoing investigation.