Sentence examples for inappropriately trying from inspiring English sources

At a news conference earlier this month, the White House spokeswoman, Dana Perino, said environmentalists were inappropriately trying to use existing environmental laws, like the Endangered Species Act and the Clean Air Act, to address climate change.

She said there was an "established, robust process" in place to make decisions, saying Labour were "quite inappropriately" trying to cut across the work of the Scottish Health Council.

Whenever someone is caught "doctor shopping" or inappropriately trying to get opioids and whenever anyone who has opioid addiction seeks help they should have immediate access to these medications and alternatives like long-acting naltrexone (Vivitrol) as appropriate, with treatment tailored to the patient's needs and goals.

"Mr. Rossi was able to design a new facade that respected the character of Broadway but didn't inappropriately try to mimic it," she said.

We don't know if this is another effort at manipulation to shift the topic from whether the Administration inappropriately tried to influence the F.B.I. on the Russian investigation.

Nabel's new role with NFL came under media scrutiny in May, when a report by Democrats on the House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee found that NFL inappropriately tried to influence the way an earlier, "unrestricted" donation from the league to NIH was spent.

A former elected official in New England, who asked for anonymity, told Jezebel in a report published Thursday that Franken inappropriately tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an onstage event in 2006.

You have female patrons who either hit on you, dance on you, inappropriately try to touch you, or on rare occasions try to pull your hair thinking it will help her win a fight against you.

A former elected official in New England, who asked for anonymity, told Jezebel in a report published Thursday that Franken inappropriately tried to give her a "wet, open-mouthed kiss" during an onstage event in 2006.

Mr. Powell, in an opinion endorsed by Mr. Furcalledtheoth, cagencythe agency's decision "a day late and a dollar short," and said it was "inappropriately coercive," trying to force the broadcasters to prove the weaknesses of the rules by airing more editorials.

The other programs all responded inappropriately or tried to change the subject.