Sentence examples for considered improper in from inspiring English sources

The buildings at first did not have stores on the ground floor -- retail tenants, no matter how swell, were considered improper in a respectable residential building.

"I'm sure of this," Mr. Rabin continued, "that Mr. Weissman, based on his 19 years of service to the M.T.A. and his unblemished reputation for those 19 years, would vehemently deny having any knowledge or participating in any activities which would be considered improper in the letting of work at the M.T.A".

At first, the Americans defended Taylor without referring to what the problem was, stating: "Ambassador Taylor has undertaken no activities which can be considered improper in any way .

The loans, called "launch aid," are considered improper if they are provided at below market rates.

But the loans are only considered improper if they are provided at below-market rates.

The industry secretary, Eric Varley, admitted: "About 10% of our trade... probably involved some type of practices which we would normally consider improper in this country".

The strong link made between PLHIV and practices that are considered improper and immoral in mainstream Vietnamese society, like drug abuse and commercial sex, was seen to further sever the ties between the community at large and the individual PLHIV.

For example, in India it is considered improper to discuss business in the home on social occasions.

It was considered improper to be seen in public without a hat or head covering during Renaissance times, so be sure to include one when making your costume.

In addition, we considered improper functioning of those tissues to be unlikely to be related to this event.

For these problems that are critical to WSNs with limited resources, the range-based schemes are considered improper solutions to the localization problem in WSNs.