Sentence examples for be improper in from inspiring English sources

D1 OBITUARIES A27 ARTS E1-8 No Red Carpet at the Oscars Celebrities will forgo the showy red carpet entrance at Sunday's Academy Awards ceremonies because of concern that such a display would be improper in wartime.

The American people idolized Washington, and he played his part artfully, striking a balance between "too free an intercourse and too much familiarity," which would reduce the dignity of the office, and "an ostentatious show" of aloofness, which would be improper in a republic.

The usage of certain words or phrases based on the culture of a given society may be improper in the target language and/or culture.

In response to the allegation, TC Heartland moved to transfer venue to Indiana, its place of incorporation, claiming that venue was improper in Delaware.

Mr. Hunter declined to discuss any specific points raised by Mr. Thomas, but said in an interview, "It is improper in my judgment for a cop to be talking about confidential information in an ongoing case".

In the study, "Fixing a Critical Climate Accounting Error," the authors contend that across-the-board exemption of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from bioenergy -- the use of plant materials known as biomass for the production of renewable fuels -- is improper in greenhouse gas regulations if emissions due to land-use changes also are not included.

The theoretical and numerical buckling delamination analysis, together with the microflow analysis within the microchannel, will lay a foundation to design a flexible microvalve to regulate fluid flow where the use of traditional rigid microvalve is improper in flexible microfluidic device.

The reason such campaigns must be resisted is not because they are improper in a democratic society.

Moreover, the groundwater quality map shows that the quality of groundwater is improper in terms of potable water quality standards of Iran in the most of the studied area.

The motion, introduced by adult health and social care committee chair Alice Bramall, said co-opting Mr Shafiq was "improper in light of the serious lapse of judgement he showed".

The present study does not aim to assess if the claims presented by creationists are "true" or "false" but evaluates if some of the repeating arguments used to validate creationism are improper in scientific context and can be disregarded as proofs against evolution.