In Yemen and Jordan, they were arrested and their papers shut down.At other times legislators have decided to curtail free speech for what they consider impeccable reasons.
And, as Jane Clarke and Diana Simmonds point out, her rejection of the part of Mrs Robinson in The Graduate, was done for what now seem impeccable reasons.
Then when you think of the barrage the FA has received over the years, usually for the most impeccable reasons, there has to be the suspicion that this is one missile too many.
Corbyn himself may be a convinced unilateralist, but there are plenty of impeccable Corbynite reasons to support Trident: it supports working-class and industrial jobs; it diverts defence spending away from weapons which might actually be used to kill and maim; it helps assert at least a degree of independence in British defence policy in the face of a President Trump or President Cruz.
Or, some needy franchise's front office, as his impeccable character and our reasoned judgment would suggest a decade after Williams last suited up (for the Knicks) with 17 years vested in the N.B.A.
That's why every so often they choose someone who is not a household name, like Paulo Mendes da Rocha, who won last year, or Sverre Fehn, who got the Pritzker in 1997 — serious practitioners who have produced impeccable buildings that, for whatever reason, haven't made them famous, even in the world of architecture.
"The way we behave, the way we do our business has been impeccable and that's the reason why we are in the position we are in now". .
Her ability to reverse the trend toward celebrity overkill, introduced in the Diana years, is one of the reasons that the impeccable Ms. Middleton seems well-equipped to reboot the royal image.
His reasoning is impeccable.
Impeccable manners are one of the reasons Ford has made Britain his home for the past 17 years.
