Sentence examples for improper relationship between from inspiring English sources

Other police commanders who knew both said there was clearly an "improper relationship" between the two.

There, he said, they would find information refuting Mr. Edwards's contention that there was an improper relationship between the Bush administration and Halliburton, the company with large contracts in Iraq that Mr. Cheney led before he ran for vice president.

"To try to suggest an improper relationship between the governor and gaming interests is to distort the facts in a malicious or reckless manner," Richard Bamberger, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, said in an e-mail.

His spokesman, Richard Bamberger, sputtered: "To try to suggest an improper relationship between the governor and gaming interests is to distort the facts in a malicious or reckless manner".

That is bad enough: it leads to an utterly improper relationship between the civil servants and the very people who, in a system less collusive and secretive than Japan's, they would be monitoring.

Update: This piece was not intended to suggest that there was any improper relationship between Michel and Monster that would lead to an inappropriately high purchase price.

It would impose stricter oversight on the agency that handles oil leasing and royalty payments after recent disclosures of improper relationships between its employees and oil industry representatives.

Improper relationships between student loan companies and universities also led to recent reforms.

The comptroller's office is responsible for investigating any improper relationships between federal public officials and government contractors.

These anxieties were corroborated by rumours surrounding "improper" relationships between teachers and students at public schools and universities.

There is no improper relationship," he tells a TV interviewer.