Sentence examples for improper meeting from inspiring English sources

The Ellison report found that Mr Walton, who at the time was an acting detective inspector, had offered an explanation of the "completely improper" meeting with N81 which was "less than straightforward and somewhat troubling".

But Dominic Grieve, the shadow home secretary, said: "This is a completely improper meeting convened by the government privately with the Commons authorities and senior civil servants to manage the Speaker's statement without any representation from other parliamentarians.

If Murdoch had shown himself hostile to the prime minister and her party, who can doubt that his purchase of Times Newspapers would have been referred?" The grossly improper meeting was corroborated by another item in the archives, a handwritten letter to the prime minister from Murdoch's Eaton Square home.

MySpace has been implicated in dozens of cases around the country in which predators used the service to contact and arrange improper meetings with minors.

Somehow, Professor Rotunda failed to mention that the charge of improper meetings had been examined by the acting chief judge of the Court of Appeals, Stephen F. Williams, a Reagan appointee, and dismissed last November as "frivolous".

Charles Stillman, a defense lawyer from New York who has represented clients in similar Congressional hearings, said in a telephone interview yesterday that there was nothing illegal or even improper about Clemens meeting with the nanny before committee representatives did.

"We didn't talk about it," Mr. Rowland said yesterday, adding that there was nothing improper about the meeting with three Enron executives and a consultant who later raised at least $50,000 for his re-election.

Other Republican and Democratic lawmakers are calling the meeting improper and demanding they be allowed to attend.

In a statement, Futerfas did not deny the substance of the Times' reporting but insisted there was nothing improper about the meeting.

For a year, from August 2005 on, "Ed Peters had a number of improper ex parte meetings with Judge DeLaughter designed and intended to secretly influence the judge to shade his rulings in favor of Scruggs," according to the indictment.

The Trump administration has maintained that there was nothing improper about these meetings and that they were not, for example, talking about how Russia could help Trump beat Democrat Hillary Clinton for the presidency.