Sentence examples similar to improper notion from inspiring English sources
MR. ROBERTS -- It is improper.
Both sides deny making improper gifts.
Robb dismisses this notion.
The majority concludes that the trial court's temporary restraining order (TRO) was improper under notions of judicial restraint and comity.
It's an uncomfortable formula, partly because "improper London" is a banal notion that could include practically any of the authors he discusses.
They rejected any notion of an improper link with Whyte, given a company Duff and Phelps acquired last year had provided consultancy advice to Rangers post the takeover at Ibrox in May.
(On the contemporary notions of part, or improper part, and proper part consult the entry on contemporary mereology, and also Simons 1987, 9 11).
The disclosures of improper trading could well reinforce such a notion among Schwab clients.
However, he rejected the notion that it would be improper for the board to reject the Nestle plan without referral to the Planning Board.
The notion that there was something that was improper that happened here is simply not supported by the documents.
In testimony in December about the improper foreclosures by banks, Daniel K. Tarullo, a Federal Reserve governor, floated the notion of imposing fines on individuals found responsible for violations or banning them from banking, but officials involved in the talks said this idea had not gotten much traction either.
