Sentence examples for considers it inappropriate from inspiring English sources

"In particular, the committee considers it inappropriate for an environmental DGR [deductible gift recipient] to use the illegal and unlawful activity of individuals in order to further its purpose or gain publicity for a particular point of view".

Citing the fact that a criminal investigation is under way, the White House considers it inappropriate to comment on new evidence that Karl Rove may have been involved in revealing the identity of Valerie Plame Wilson as an undercover C.I.A. officer.

"Taking into account the fact that the suspects left the republic when they were eight and 15 years old, the State Committee for National Security considers it inappropriate to link them to Kyrgyzstan," the Kyrgyz security service said.

Congressional leaders now consider it inappropriate for President Obama to seek congressional approval.

We consider it inappropriate at the present time to comment further in relation to the complaints made by Mr Demetrio".

Fallon made it clear in our conversations that he considered it inappropriate to comment publicly about the President, the Vice-President, or Special Operations.

No one involved in the advert appears to have considered it inappropriate nor contemplated the manner in which it could be interpreted in China and elsewhere.

Regalado said he had changed his mind about the waterfront site and considered it inappropriate for a football stadium after seeking the opinions of local residents.

He described the allegations as "strong accusations" but said the company considered it "inappropriate" to comment further on the content of the suicide note.

Ghassan Khatib, spokesman for the Palestinian Authority, said by telephone that he personally considered it inappropriate to name a street after someone like Mr. Ayyash.

"I was a teacher myself when I wrote it and it was a joke, but some parents now consider it inappropriate and I can see that contexts change," said McGough.