Sentence examples for generally improper from inspiring English sources

Strip searches are generally improper unless supported by probable cause.

The proposed new rule would treat real-time electronic contact like chat-room conversations the way it would treat in-person contacts, declaring that it is generally improper for lawyers to solicit business in live on-line legal forums.

In fact, Naari was asked to "please refrain from sending any further communications regarding this matter to Nebraska supreme court given that such ex parte communications are generally improper".

It also does not follow that it is generally improper for people over seventy-five or eighty to desire life-extending care that would enable them to continue to pursue their interests' [ 13].

Speaking generally about improper activities by financial firms, Lew said it was up to prosecutors to decide whether to file criminal charges in such cases.

This question — whether venue is "wrong" or "improper" — is generally governed by 28 U.S.C. § 1391 (2006 ed., Supp. V).

While Mr. Goyal was responsible as the chief financial officer for adopting an accounting method that likely enhanced Network Associates' revenue, the problem with the securities fraud theory was that prosecutors did not introduce evidence that the "sell-in" method was improper under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.

For example, the system is generally unable to detect improper article use (except simple cases with precise phrase-level rules, such as "do not use articles with people's names").

Improper emulsification generally brings about phase separation/cracking and precipitation showing instability.

The legal filing also accuses clinic workers of failing to monitor Mr. Skori's condition, of lacking the proper resuscitation equipment, of administering the wrong medication and of generally providing "incompetent, unskillful and improper treatment".

But workers were "generally disinclined to complain about improper treatment for fear it will adversely impact on their potential earnings".