Sentence examples for is clearly improper from inspiring English sources

"It's unlikely that anything they're doing now is clearly improper," he added.

Robert H. Tembeckjian, administrator and counsel for the commission, said in a phone interview on Tuesday: "It is clearly improper for a judge who is obliged to uphold the law to act outside the courtroom in a manner that disrespects the law and takes disputes to such an extreme level.

Mr. Thorson said Mr. Dochow's action "was clearly improper and wrong".

In a 1989 case, the Florida Supreme Court declared that it was "clearly improper" to appoint a guardian for a fetus.

A judge appointed a guardian for the woman, but declined to appoint a guardian for her unborn child, following a 1989 Florida Supreme Court decision that found appointing a guardian for a fetus was "clearly improper".

"The whole trial and its resultant verdict," the three-judge tribunal ruled last summer, "were clearly improper and discreditable and cannot be squared with minimum standards of international law and equitable treatment".

"His actions and nonactions vis-à-vis the Council not only give the appearance of impropriety but are clearly improper and replete with conflicts that cannot be ignored or waived," the lawyers wrote.

Thus, the classical WSM condition is clearly insufficient in the improper case to find a state-space representation for the signal involved.

Trump, however, hasn't really laid out a detailed policy, beyond saying that that the federal government "should not dictate to state and local law enforcement or interfere unless invited in by appropriate authorities or when verifiably improper behavior is clearly demonstrated".

Other police commanders who knew both said there was clearly an "improper relationship" between the two.

There is clearly an argument that this is an improper use of the search power.