Sentence examples for for impropriety from inspiring English sources

The New York Times attacked him for impropriety and 110 law professors signed a letter accusing him of unethical behaviour.

Pattaya, about 100 miles from Bangkok on the Gulf of Thailand, is a hugely popular resort that has – unlike the bridge club – an arguably well-merited reputation for impropriety, notably connected to the sex industry.

According to the lawsuit, on April 30 , 2001 on orders of Bishop Grein, Ms. Kraft was given a letter firing her for "impropriety" in the use of her discretionary fund and the church's credit card.

"I have a low threshold for improper dealing, for incompetence and for impropriety, and I intend to be vigorous in ensuring that our community school boards do not overstep their very limited authority," he said.

Moreover, appeals to "the law of the land," which Dias made repeatedly, are somewhat undercut by the fact that one country's residents can engage in digital activities across borders, in lands with different laws; it's hard not to feel that actors like Dias use the authorities as a shield for impropriety.

Growing up as the daughter of a prominent lawyer in Philadelphia (who died while under investigation for impropriety - "corrupt dirt digging," according to Santi), she began her music education early, with the likes of Al Green, Aretha Franklin and Burning Spear on the family stereo, and Led Zeppelin, Hendrix and the Cure coming through the ceiling from her sister's room.

The European Commission fined the British-Swedish pharmaceuticals company AstraZeneca 60 million euros ($72.7 million) for improprieties involving the patent on its ulcer drug, Losec, after a six-year investigation.

It will look for improprieties in the 18,000 contracts awarded from 2003 to 2007 by the Army's big contracting office in Kuwait.

Mr. Brown's friends and even some journalists who tried unsuccessfully over the years to nail him for improprieties, say they think that much of the criticism is driven by envy or racism.

The hospital administrator, Stan Wiley, said in an interview that Dr. Arafiles had been reprimanded on several occasions for improprieties in writing prescriptions and performing surgery and had agreed to make changes.

A lender that had been cited by the Department of Housing and Urban Development for improprieties, like widely hiring outside contractors as loan officers, NovaStar ran out of cash in 2007 and is no longer making loans.