Sentence examples for improper as from inspiring English sources

The group argued that it would not be improper as long as the ad ran outside of a time window established by the commission for "electioneering communications".

The vote put Republicans in the position of opposing a resolution that condemned behavior virtually all of them had agreed was improper, as has Mr. Wilson himself.

He said that, yes, he wrote her prescriptions under various aliases, but he did not believe that was improper, as long as he knew that she was the one receiving the drugs.

If an arrest is improper under state law, does that mean that a search the police conduct in connection with the arrest is necessarily improper as well, even if the arrest met constitutional standards?

Would it not be improper (as well as suicidal) to represent Arizona without heeding and giving voice to its people's fears about illegal immigration?The fascinating question is not why Mr McCain has run the campaign he has: the answer is all too obvious.

The trick is to think of improper as nonconformist instead of rude.

Blumenfeld-Charbit has been restoring hundreds of Ektachromes and Kodachromes, badly damaged from years of improper storage, as well as digitizing and printing photographs for exhibition.

Such low temperatures could be due to improper construction as well as to the use of warm mix asphalt (WMA) technology.

These operate at low voltages and are susceptible to damage from electrostatic discharge and improper biasing, as well as being sensitive to low-level interference.

"One would think that the government's ability to ferret out improper trading activities, as well as the stiffer sentences, would act as a deterrent," he said.

Judge Vinson did not detail which claims he might sustain and which he might dismiss as improper.