Sentence examples for improper as a from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Florida case, which was potentially reversible because it was improper as a class action, the Boeken case seems a fairly ordinary fraud and negligence action, albeit with an extraordinary result.

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.

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?

The Guardian explained to the British that no disrespect was intended: "It is in fact an inflexible usage, amounting almost to a superstition, with the Americans that the Stars and Stripes must never be dipped under any circumstances … as improper as for a man to keep his hat on in church".

This is most improper, as he is a practising obstetrician who's delivered over 4000 babies, and deserves the title of 'Dr Paul '.Will Penny

Her bill would entitle homeowners to cite an improper loan as a legal defense to prevent foreclosure.

Pardew has been charged by the Football Association for improper conduct as a result of head-butting Meyler and could receive a heavy sanction if found guilty.

On football scandals and his improper behavior as a booster in the 1980s: Every college has a bunch of fools that are willing to go outand break the rules.

A UK case in which improper purpose as a ground of judicial review was considered was Wheeler v. Leicester City Council (1985).

Of course other senators have done things as improper as McCarthy, which may be used as a defense for him.