Sentence examples for impropriety and the from inspiring English sources

Canon 2 tells judges to "avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all activities," on the bench and off.

This matters because Chinese regulations appear to forbid this type of external financing for such a deal.CP Group denies any impropriety, and the Chinese financier in question has also denied involvement through a lawyer.

"The selective disclosure and dissemination of the messages has created the impression of impropriety, and the only way of clearing the air now would be through a rigorous investigation.

A second rule requires judges to "avoid impropriety and the appearance of impropriety in all activities," and Section 455(a) of the judicial code tells judges to recuse themselves whenever "their impartiality might reasonably be questioned".

Among the definitions of public interest are the exposure of "serious impropriety" and the exposure of actions or statements by an individual that could be said to mislead the public.

His encyclopaedic response takes in the differences between US and UK punk; the gentrification of Lower Manhattan; the importance of Patti Smith ("the model for all of us"); the British "anxiety towards impropriety"; and the neglected counter-cultural history of his new neighbourhood.

"Congressman Shimkus and the clerk made it clear that to avoid even the appearance of impropriety and at the request of the parents, Congressman Foley was to immediately cease any communication with the young man".

Speaking to The Associated Press, Yani defended his work, rejecting any suggestions of impropriety and saying the soldier represented the "spirit of the martyr" protecting Egypt.

The latter relates to a separate ground of judicial review, namely, procedural impropriety, and particularly the audi alteram partem ("hear the other side") principle.

On Thursday evening, Gov. Rick Scott and Attorney General Pam Bondi of Florida announced that the state attorney who had been handling the case, Norman R. Wolfinger, was stepping aside "to avoid any appearance of conflict of interest or impropriety," and that the state attorney from Jacksonville, Angela B. Corey, would take over the investigation.

Bell, a former communications adviser to Margaret Thatcher, is furious about the methods used to secure the story and has filed a complaint with the Press Complaints Commission which claims that there was no proof of impropriety, and that the same information could have been established without undercover reporting.