Sentence examples for impression of impropriety from inspiring English sources
While insisting he had not broken any laws, he apologized Thursday for any impression of impropriety.
Judge Ward said in an interview that "it would create an impression of impropriety should I accept that case".
It is the president's voice in the recording, a spokesman says, but her words have been doctored to create the impression of impropriety.
The selective disclosure and dissemination of the messages has created the impression of impropriety, and the only way of clearing the air now would be through a rigorous investigation.
In those cases, even though I would not have ever communicated confidential information to my parent, I quickly passed so as not to give even the smallest impression of impropriety.
At the time Mr Cruddas, a multi-millionaire businessman who runs a charity to help disadvantaged young people, said he regretted "any impression of impropriety arising from my bluster" and the Conservatives said no donation had been accepted or access offered in return for money as a result of the conversations involving Mr Cruddas.
"While there's no evidence of any legal wrongdoing, this certainly gives the impression of a possible impropriety to members of the public," said Pamela Garfield of Common Cause of New Jersey.
Though The Post did not conclude that Dach hired a prostitute, it nevertheless crafted its story in a way that could give the impression of guilt or impropriety.
Critics say Singapore's courts have set a low bar; prosecutors simply have to show that a defendant could have given an average reader an impression of judicial bias or impropriety.
(Under the rule about avoiding the appearance of impropriety and not letting others "convey the impression that they are in a special position to influence the judge," Justice Antonin Scalia would not have been able to go duck hunting with Vice President Dick Cheney in 2003 after the court agreed to hear a case involving Mr. Cheney).
It gave the appearance of impropriety".
