Sentence examples for has been improper from inspiring English sources

Asked if he suspects that there has been improper contact between the Trump campaign and Russian interests, Wyden said, "I can't get into that"—without revealing classified information.

"Pre-settlement discussions" or "protected conversations" become both legal and inadmissible in unfair dismissal cases unless there has been "improper behaviour".

Healing in a poor position, or malunion, may occur when realignment has been improper or when injuries have destroyed large portions of the bone so that deformity must be accepted to salvage it.

"We were unable to confirm that there has been improper conduct, however, given the sums of money involved and some of the unusual decisions that have been made, it cannot be ruled out," the report said.

In a five-point "show cause" notice ordering Dutrow to appear before the board on March 30 and 31, the racing board states that the trainer is a "person whose conduct at racetracks in New York state and elsewhere has been improper, obnoxious, unbecoming and detrimental to the best interests of racing".

Regulators haven't suggested that any trading has been improper.

The Met said in a statement that this sharing of information would have been "improper".

Yes, there had been improper use of corporate funds by certain company officials.

It would have been improper and illegal to have done so".

He denied there had been improper financial dealings on the part of Retail Acquistions.

Several legal experts said, however, that the communications between Mr. Ensign's office and Mr. Hampton might have been improper.