Sentence examples for it is considered improper from inspiring English sources

But the invitation list is considered government property and it is considered improper to use it for political purposes.

In North America, the "rule" which must be learnt is that it is considered improper for a more junior trainee to answer a question directed at a more senior trainee.

It's considered improper to admit them into history.

As a single woman, she was told by family members that she could not travel to Cairo on her own, publish, give interviews, or have her photograph published in newspapers because it was considered improper and dishonorable.

It being considered improper for a peer to interfere in a Commons election, there was considerable controversy, and the Government sent Ernest to Europe as an observer to accompany Hanoverian troops, which were again engaged in war against France.

It was considered improper to be seen in public without a hat or head covering during Renaissance times, so be sure to include one when making your costume.

Such trading, known as market timing -- which is considered improper but is not illegal -- often uses portfolio information that is not available to other shareholders, and the frequent trading increases costs for other investors.

Imam: In the Islamic tradition, celebrating death is considered improper whether that of friend or enemy.

While this is seen as an altruistic act, Richardson noted that Laybourne-Smith was both a member of the National War Committee and sat on the sub-committee which drafted the rules of the competition, and thus it may have been considered "improper" to accept the money.

Since smoking is prohibited by some parents, and may be considered improper for women (Do Hong Ngoc 1995[ 46]), it is likely that there is some underreporting of cigarette and tobacco use among women, as well as youth.

The loans, called "launch aid," are considered improper if they are provided at below market rates.