Sentence examples for improper to use from inspiring English sources

But the invitation list is considered government property and it is considered improper to use it for political purposes.

It was huge, Smoltz said, and added that it seemed improper to use that word to describe a game on April 17.

Mr. Murdoch answered, "It's improper to use media and its treatment of news if it's in any way motivated by personal profit".

This study found that it is improper to use equivalent concrete webs (ECWs) to replace corrugated steel webs (CSWs) in the MIDAS Civil.

This means that it is improper to use multinomial regression model which is used for describing the latter behavior to estimate the former case.

"There are certain weapons that are just improper to use against humanity," he told CNBC.

But mostly, there was a long argument 10 times longer than the actual article, in fact about whether it was improper editorializing to use the term "drug abuse".

They've made clear, through Air Force Instruction 1-1 and myriad DoD regulations, that it's improper for commanders to use their power to coerce religious practice or promote a particular religious viewpoint.

However, considering that the unreliability of subjective sleep data variables has been previously demonstrated, it would certainly be improper to continue to use them in future studies of this type.

"Medical device manufacturers must not be permitted to use improper payments to cloud that judgment".

In that suit, Mr. Jacobs accused his former employer of asking him to use "improper 'leverage' against senior government officials of Macau".