Sentence examples for be improper to make from inspiring English sources

It would be improper to make a commitment on a vote before I knew who the nominee was and whether I thought the nominee was qualified.

Andrew Miller, New York If you were Colin Powell or Donald Rumsfeld or Karl Rove -- you know, someone actually shaping foreign policy -- it would be improper to make personal investments that could be affected by your official actions.

Pinheiro said it would be improper to make public the list of suspects because they were entitled to the presumption of innocence and no mechanism to hold perpetrators responsible was yet in place where allegations could be contested.

Although there are differences in design between the present study and FREEDOM, and though it would be improper to make any formal comparison between the two studies, it is of interest that both showed a loss of response in almost two-thirds of patients who were taken off therapy.

Farid Niyazov, a government spokesman, said Thursday that Ms. Otunbayeva, who is an ethnic Kyrgyz, believed that it was improper to make overtures to either Kyrgyz or Uzbeks based solely on their ethnicity.

The firm's new estimated loss for cane and beet sugar is 34 percent, compared with the old estimate of 20 percent — although Dr. Muth and Dr. Buzby said it was improper to make such comparisons because of changes in methodology.

It would be improper to do so.

Until the document is released Thursday or Friday, Ms. Reveal said, it would be improper for her to make public specific figures.

Meeting with Ukrainian journalists in Austria, where he was ending a state visit, the Russian leader said, "What is happening there is Ukraine's internal political affair, and it would be improper for us to make any comments on the issue".

The lawsuit by Starr, A.I.G.'s largest shareholder, says the accord may be improper because A.I.G. agreed to make restitution to at least three states where it never sold workers' compensation coverage.

He said that in the worst case, A.I.G. could still end up in bankruptcy, where creditors might claim that the sales were improper and make the buyers give them back.