Sentence examples for in the event of impropriety from inspiring English sources

A recent study into the working of jurors, carried out by Professor Cheryl Thomas of University College, London, highlighted some problems including "jurors' uncertainty about what they should do in the event of impropriety in the jury deliberating room".

Despite these "scholarships" being grandfathered-in, the appearance of impropriety remains the same.

But just their appearance in the film reeks of impropriety.

The FBI has told Scotland Yard it is "prepared to step in" if the Metropolitan Police fails to investigate the full extent of impropriety in the Murdoch empire.

Allegations of mismanagement were erupting in the Vatican, and accusations of impropriety shook the Vatican bank.

Before a ball was kicked Wednesday, the Napoli president, Aurelio De Laurentiis, raised the dark prospect of impropriety in the matches.

In law and corporate governance, the "appearance of impropriety" is a standard measure for ethical breaches.

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

When asked about the appearance of impropriety in her appointment as presidential spokeswoman, she was adamant.

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

British audiences in the 1970s would take offence at the faintest hint of impropriety.