Sentence examples for inappropriate collaboration from inspiring English sources
They are believed to be involved in an investigation the university is making into "acts of academic dishonesty, ranging from inappropriate collaboration to outright plagiarism".
The accusations, related to a single undergraduate class in the spring semester, deal with "academic dishonesty, ranging from inappropriate collaboration to outright plagiarism," the administration said in a note sent to students.
A review of the Irish business by accountants PwC and KPMG found that "inappropriate collaboration" between the subsidiary's top bosses undermined accounting controls, but said the problems were confined to Ireland.
Harvard announced Aug. 30 that as many as 125 students in a government class "may have committed acts of academic dishonesty, including inappropriate collaboration and plagiarism, on a take-home final exam".
The survey and interviews document marked reductions in academic dishonesty; significant gaps between the large numbers of students perceived to be cheating vs. the smaller number of students self-reporting cheating; and rising numbers of students reporting inappropriate collaboration.
However, to ignore the culture of a community is both inappropriate and will almost certainly doom any prospect of collaboration.
Smith broke out the (seasonally inappropriate) 1991 DJ Jazzy Jeff collaboration during a Wednesday appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live".
The continued enforcement focus on physician collaboration efforts is inappropriate given the scant likelihood in most payor-dominated markets that physician networks would be able to exercise market power in their negotiations with insurers.
Blanchard has taken a particularly unusual route with "The Heart Speaks". It would not, in fact, have been inappropriate to list the album as a collaboration between the trumpeter and Brazilian singer-songwriter Ivan Lins.
Public policy research into JUG has found that the instruments used to create integration and collaboration are often inadequate or inappropriate.
Collaboration: Developing standards as part of a larger consortium or pre-competitive collaboration can mitigate risks and avoid inappropriate standards.
