Sentence examples for be improper for the from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

The panel said it would be improper for the judicial branch to launch an exhaustive inquiry into the conditions of Mr. Hamdi's capture, as his lawyers had requested.

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.

Groups representing the families of victims of the attack have joined in calling for an extension, saying that it would be improper for the White House and Congressional Republicans to try to rush the commission into completing its work.

Opera officials assert that it is improper for the union to pressure the Met in any way.

He said he thought it was improper for the bank to have changed identities on the accounts.

The speaker said that it was improper for the Guardian Council, which is supposed to monitor the elections, to side with Mr. Ahmadinejad.

It would have been improper for the deputy prime minister to have discussed with Mr Anschutz his plans for a casino next to the Millennium Dome, which he owns.

To be sure, it would have been improper for the prosecutor to seek an indictment if he lacked evidence to convict or believed that the defendants were innocent.