Sentence examples for impropriety and there from inspiring English sources

In fact most of them blow over much more quickly than this, because while it is – sometimes – possible to show donations coinciding with decision-making, or donations coinciding with extraordinary favours and access, it is usually impossible to conclusively prove or disprove any impropriety and there are seldom even any laws or guidelines or benchmarks by which to judge the behaviour.

In his resignation statement, Mr Cruddas said he regretted "any impression of impropriety" and there was "no question of donors being able to influence policy or gain undue access to politicians".

"That there are improprieties and mismanagement there is no doubt," Mr. Alvarez said.

"But the fact of the matter is the appearance of impropriety is there, and what we need to find out is what actually transpired so that the Congress and the American people can rest assured there was no illegal activity".

In politics as in business, there's little effective difference between the appearance of impropriety and corruption.

The New York Fed claims there's no impropriety, there's no wrong doing and he doesn't involve himself in supervision and so on and so forth.

Despite there being no evidence of impropriety there was an opposition outcry when the firm instead went to Ahmet Calik, a rival whose firm is co-managed by Mr Erdogan's son-in-law.

In short, the Clinton email "scandal" seems to me to be emblematic of so many Clinton "scandals": There's a kernel of impropriety there that in the public mind, thanks to her political enemies' bombast, has ballooned into something unrecognizably malignant.

"These could be very qualified people, and there could be impropriety going on.

The shadow chancellor said he had made no personal gain from the move and there was no impropriety or suggestion of wrongdoing.

In 1963, Mr Profumo told the House of Commons he and Ms Keeler were "on friendly terms" and there was "no impropriety" in their relationship, after opposition MPs voiced concerns about national security implications.