Sentence examples for improper correspondence from inspiring English sources
Mr. Forbes, Graham's father, makes a show of listening to this, but soon he escapes upstairs to his computer, on which he is conducting an improper correspondence with a woman in Samoa.
In its statement, Downing Street said: "In relation to unauthorised comments to the media about the government's approach to tackling extremism and the improper release of correspondence between ministers, the prime minister has received the cabinet secretary's review establishing the facts behind these events.
He gave close attention to correspondence from his constituents, especially those alleging improper treatment at Ponoka's psychiatric hospital.
Blair Horner, of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said whether or not the e-mail correspondence from Mary L. Hines, a deputy commissioner in the Labor Department, was illegal, it was improper because it included Ms. Hines's state e-mail address and office telephone number.
After this, the Corps participated in the Chesapeake campaign; in subsequent correspondence, Cockburn wrote that the recruits had behaved "unexpectedly well" in several engagements and had not committed any "improper outrages".
Mr. Tauzin and other panel members released e-mail notes, internal audit memorandums, board minutes and other correspondence that they said showed that executives knew as early as the summer of 2000 that the treatment of expenses was improper.
— the Improper Benefits bowl.
