Sentence examples for inappropriate members from inspiring English sources

"The nature of ONO could be changed by a flood of inappropriate members," said Ian Mayes, the readers' editor at The Guardian in London and incoming president of the ombudsmen's group.

Not that each woman's secret fear, or hope, is that she is bearing the child of an inappropriate member of her family.

Q. Specifically what behavior would you proscribe? A. It is wholly inappropriate for members of the government to profit through representations of or retainers by companies or persons who are seeking some benefit from the government.

An accompanying wall text tells us that the boy, possibly a slave, is painted with his mouth open and showing his teeth in a manner deemed inappropriate for members of 18th-century American society.

"In general it is inappropriate for members to be giving away campaign dollars for charities.

It's inappropriate for these members to convert money for their personal aggrandizement". Of all House members, Representative Stephen J. Solarz, Democrat of Brooklyn, is eligible to retain the most campaign money should he leave Congress -- $1.4 million.

Mr. Santos added, "It is unsettling and inappropriate for committee members to be making public statements ridiculing a person's constitutional right".

A Labour spokesman said: "The chief whip has made it absolutely clear to John Mann that it is completely inappropriate for Labour members of parliament to be involved in very public rows on the television.

A single interest rate is bound to be inappropriate for some members of the eurozone – the property bubbles in Spain and Ireland, for instance, were not helped by the zone's low interest rates.

As for the charge that such a letter is unusual and inappropriate, Mr. Solarz said members of Congress write to heads of state all the time, usually to protest human rights violations.

In the report, for instance, the commission found that "there is evidence that sexually inappropriate behavior towards members of the order" among the Salesians of Don Bosco "may perhaps have been part of the internal monastic culture".