Sentence examples for improper moves from inspiring English sources
"The EU and Iran must cooperate with each other to stand up to the destructive and improper moves concerning the JCPOA," Rouhani told Macron, referring to the nuclear deal's formal title, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
He badgered prosecutors into dropping a key charge even after the man was convicted and called a prosecutor to lobby him, an unusual and improper move.
In addition to attaching the microtubules to the chromosomes, the kinetochores also correct improper attachments and move the chromosomes along microtubules.
12.17pm BST Iran says military moves were "improper" Reacxtion from the Associated Press news wire: Iran, in its first official reaction to the toppling of Egypt's democratically elected president by the military, is calling the move "improper".
The scope of some programs moves beyond improper behavior toward colleagues to include matters like compliance with laws on gifts and gratuities and antitrust violations.
Lawyers for Jose Padilla, the former Chicago gang member accused of plotting to explode a radioactive bomb in the United States, said yesterday that prosecutors were engaged in improper legal tactics to move his case from New York to South Carolina, where courts are thought to be more favorable to the government.
The conference chairman criticised the move as "improper".
In the debate over President Clinton's decision last month to release 30 million barrels of oil from the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve, for example, critics -- led by Gov. George W. Bush of Texas -- derided the move as an improper intrusion of politics into the marketplace.
If JPMorgan admits to wrongdoing related to the traders' improper bookkeeping, among other problems, the move could encourage shareholder lawsuits against the bank.
In a recent court filing, Mr. Padilla's lawyers accused the government of improper "forum shopping" in seeking to move the case to South Carolina, where the courts are thought to be more favorable to the government.
The move is intended to end improper taxing of items costing less than $110.
