These are improprieties of an extremely serious character.
That credential lost some luster after it was learned that a BBC investigative report about the suspected sexual improprieties of Jimmy Savile, a longtime BBC host, was canceled while Mr. Thompson ran the organization.
Objections to the event have centered on the perceived impropriety of a nonprofit museum's boosting the prestige of a board member's collection.
But the fact that Taiwan is so well-integrated might partially explain why so many were surprised at the impropriety of a call between the US and Taiwanese presidents, and why one of the most popular Google searches following Trump's call was "is Taiwan a country?".
With Jones' win, some Republicans on the Hill are looking forward to avoiding more mudslinging and further allegations of impropriety of a public official.
A high-profile Wal-Mart Stores board member resigned Friday after an internal probe turned up evidence of financial improprieties of up to a half-million dollars.
Rather than simply stating the rules, it offers employees vignettes on problematic situations for example, the impropriety of hiring a relative for an open position in a department or failing to disclose a financial interest in a company that Tyco does business with.
Whether it was chief executives seeking shares of hot initial public offerings from their investment bankers, or traders hoping to benefit from mutual fund prices that should no longer have been available to them, these improprieties are of a kind.
The affair soured, one of the women sued the surgeon, and although the suit was settled out of court, the state moved in, disciplining him for both the impropriety of conducting a sexual relationship with a patient, and the significant lapse in judgment evidenced by his casual approach to the surgery.
Gerry remained behind, protesting the "impropriety of permitting a foreign government to [choose] the person who should negotiate".
