Sentence examples for inappropriate correspondence from inspiring English sources

Last year Mr. Foley, then a Republican congressman from Florida, told the world that he had been sexually molested as a child by his parish priest, after his own inappropriate correspondence with teenage boys was exposed and he had signed into the defendants' protection program known as rehab.

Before manual curation, robots had been used to ensure that there were no inappropriate correspondences between the chemical names and the chemical structures.

Divide students into groups of four or five, then give each group one of the following examples of inappropriate online correspondence from "To: [email protected] Subject: Why It's All About Me" (cut and pasted onto slips of paper for easier access): -"One student skipped class and then sent the professor an e-mail message asking for copies of her teaching notes".

Thanks and Happy New Year, Jonah Peretti From: "Personalize, NIKE iD" [email protected] To: "Jonah H. Peretti" [email protected] Subject: RE: Your NIKE iD order o16468000 Dear NIKE iD Customer, Your NIKE iD order was cancelled because the iD you have chosen contains, as stated in the previous e-mail correspondence, "inappropriate slang".

Leveson accepts the official line that Hunt's junior special adviser, Adam Smith, who subsequently resigned, merely went too far out of inexperience and allowed himself to be ensnared into "inappropriate" email and text correspondence with the lobbyist, Frederic Michel, who was carrying out a "charm offensive" on behalf of News Corp.

"We are unhappy with some of the language and the sentiment... in the internal correspondence which are inappropriate.

"The chief executive has immediately apologised for the inappropriate comments contained in private correspondence," it said in a statement.

Reckitt denied doing so, saying it was "unhappy with some of the language and the sentiment … in the internal correspondence which are inappropriate" but said that the memos did not reflect its actions which were within the law.

Royal officials insist he has done nothing inappropriate and at no stage, in any of the correspondence, did he stray into party political matters.

A Welsh government spokesperson said: "We are aware of the correspondence from Michael Imperato of NewLaw Solicitors and it would be inappropriate to comment at this time".

According to correspondence with the department seen by Guardian Australia, the department said it would be inappropriate to provide a list in case it was seen to be "favouring or endorsing particular persons or organisations".