She regarded it as important information that posterity would value, but also considered it improper to include such details.
A chain smoker who puffed on Raleighs between innings in the passageway from the clubhouse to the dugout, Weaver considered it improper to be friendly with his players lest his feelings impede his ability to make decisions about them.
In an early manifestation of the forthright and uncompromising nature that became evident to everyone who knew her, she taught herself to swim in the sea in her native Netherlands at the age of seven, then pursued her passion in secret because her parents considered it improper for a girl to be seen in a swimsuit.
Although not too many people admit to using physical punishment and 68% of heads of households consider it as improper, in practice close to 70% of respondents admit to use it in special (major wrongdoings) occasions.
"I know that some embassies do accept payments from the Home Office for providing travel documents, but we do not because we consider it to be improper to take money for this.
The foundation says the Terry Bradshaw video represents only the latest example of what it considers an improper blurring of secular and religious issues.
Instead of leading by example, the Church of England is a slow and reluctant learner, insisting on exemption from standards of behaviour we would consider most improper if not followed in other public bodies with strong vocational cultures, such as the NHS or schools and universities.
Unless indicated to the contrary, throughout this article we consider an improper complex-valued signal {s(t i ), t i ∈ T}, T = {t1, t2,...}, with zero-mean and correlation function r s (t i, t j ) = E[s(t i )s* (t j )], where the superscript '*' represents the complex conjugate.
Today, "Indians" is often considered improper, though it is still widely used.
