Sentence examples for inappropriate to continue from inspiring English sources

Vest had said that as he felt it "would be inappropriate to continue" the discussion of the merger beyond his presidency, and had said he would make the decision this week before incoming President Susan Hockfield takes office on Monday.

The exchange paused operations, with the founder, Roman Shtylman, saying that "I felt it inappropriate to continue operating not having the capability to cover all account balances for BTC at the time".

Senator Russ Feingold, Democrat of Wisconsin, said in a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton that the American government should press the Somali military to halt any use of child soldiers and "until we have that confirmation, I believe it is inappropriate to continue providing the T.F.G. with security assistance".

bloomberg news   R.B.S. to Stop Hosting Clients at Wimbledon  |  The Royal Bank of Scotland, which is trying to resolve a technical problem that left thousands of customers without access to cash, said it would be "inappropriate" to continue hosting corporate clients at Wimbledon, The Guardian reports.

Aberdeen University said it would be inappropriate to continue as a member.

She was crushed when he told her it would be inappropriate to continue selling vitamins as first lady, he said.

It allows teachers who should not be in front of our kids through incompetence or inappropriate conduct to continue collecting a paycheck.

I feel that it is inappropriate for me to continue my public duties during the investigation".

3.48pm: Fedorcio says the Met needs to change, and it would be inappropriate for it to continue as it did in the past.

The Daily Mirror said in a statement that it would be inappropriate for Morgan to continue as editor and acknowledged the damage it had done to the reputation of the British army.

Based on the findings on facts in this case and your apparent lack of insight the Committee have decided that it would be inappropriate for you to continue with child protection work for the foreseeable future.