Sentence examples for clearly improper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thorson said Mr. Dochow's action "was clearly improper and wrong".

"It's unlikely that anything they're doing now is clearly improper," he added.

"The increased scrutiny on Menendez's relations with Dr. Melgen was well deserved and has highlighted some clearly improper conduct by Menendez on Melgen's behalf," Ms. Sloan said.

In a 1989 case, the Florida Supreme Court declared that it was "clearly improper" to appoint a guardian for a fetus.

Yet Mr. Patten insisted that other parts of Officer Maloney's testimony were prepared by Mr. Guria, the lead prosecutor, drawing a reprimand from Justice Marrus, who waited until the jury was excused before calling the argument "clearly improper".

A judge appointed a guardian for the woman, but declined to appoint a guardian for her unborn child, following a 1989 Florida Supreme Court decision that found appointing a guardian for a fetus was "clearly improper".

Other police commanders who knew both said there was clearly an "improper relationship" between the two.

David Smith, a spokesman for Senator Kennedy, said, however, that what occurred "was clearly an improper unethical and unacceptable breach of confidential files".

Clearly the improper use of police powers can undermine public confidence, but it is the absence of a proper police response that does the most damage.

In this case, the risk of failure has been clearly exacerbated by improper operation due to destroying of sealing and hot gasses leakage in these areas and finally inadequate design of lock-pins to sustain a severe hot condition in the first stage of turbine section.

He said some defendants had clearly been subjected to improper treatment in the town and village courts.