Sentence examples for highly improper for a from inspiring English sources

After all, it would be HIGHLY improper for a sitting president to use his position to order intrusive actions against individual citizens solely for vindictive purposes.

It is unheard of, and highly improper, for a prosecutor to hire 'experts' to try to exonerate the targets of a grand jury investigation".

For instance, one study found that although 85% of medical students believed it to be highly improper for a politician to receive a $50 gift, however receiving a similar gift from a pharmaceutical representative themselves was regarded as unsuitable by only 46% of students (10).

But it would be highly improper, and an abuse of power, for the F.B.I. to conduct such an investigation in the public eye, particularly on the eve of the election.

"Highly improper and a blatant conflict of interest," Mr. Markowitz and Mr. Hansen wrote of Mr. DiFrancesco's action.

Pressure is growing on the Supreme Court to drop the case because of doubts that its plaintiffs have any standing to sue: "It would be highly improper (and embarrassing) for the Court to decide the merits of such an important case" when there are such doubts, writes Gerard Magliocca of Indiana University school of law.

For a return visitor, it was jarring to see Ms. Clark holding a highly improper ex parte conversation with Judge Ito in the commissary and Mr. Simpson wandering around the courtroom without his handcuffs.

During his cross-examination of Officer Chris Serino last Monday, Mark O'Mara, George Zimmerman's lawyer, asked Serino a highly improper question.

In addition, the claim stated: "This case arises because News Corp for years engaged in highly improper (and at times illegal) conduct around the world without any board intervention, resulting in severe harm to the company".

And, in fact, Eriksson told me, a C.I.D. man attending the sessions assured him that this was highly improper.

"I would not describe it as highly improper".