Sentence examples for has been inappropriately from inspiring English sources

"In those thousands of events, she has been inappropriately groped one time — by Mueller".

Now, it supports smoke-free facilities, noting that "smoking has been inappropriately accepted and even encouraged in therapeutic settings".

One in five elderly Americans has been inappropriately prescribed drugs like tranquilizers and antidepressants that can leave them dazed, groggy or susceptible to falls, The Journal of the American Medical Association reports today.

A spokesman for the immigration department said: "The department takes its privacy obligations very seriously and strongly refutes allegations that transferee or detainee data has been inappropriately accessed or provided to other parties.

The book, she said, "has been inappropriately and inaccurately characterized as a soft-porn book, which is the most inflammatory rhetoric anyone can use when talking about the subject matter, given the sensitivity of any religious group toward their sacred figures".

If a Medicare beneficiary believes he or she has been inappropriately denied a necessary service by a hospice, the person can file a claim, on a form labeled CMS-1490S," with a Medicare claims contractor and initiate an appeal if the claim is rejected, the legal decision said.

They delivered a narrative verdict, saying Begley had been "inappropriately and unreasonably" Tasered and restrained.

Gibson said he found "the United Kingdom may have been inappropriately involved in some renditions".

At issue was a group of study participants that had been inappropriately counted in the results.

UK citizens have a basic right to know when their records have been inappropriately accessed and their privacy compromised.

An inquest jury delivered a narrative verdict in July 2015, saying Begley had been "inappropriately and unreasonably" Tasered and restrained.