Sentence examples for it is improper of from inspiring English sources

None of it is improper, of course.

I won't say it was improper of Mr Heath because there are no conventions on this matter.

Mr. Blumenthal, a writing fellow at the Nation Institute, said it was improper of Mr. Bronner to have a business relationship with Mr. Levine while covering stories that Lone Star promoted.

"And it is improper for agents of any departments in the executive branch to waive that privilege without a clear approval of the president".

Supporters of Senator Ashcroft say it is improper to object to him because of his ideology -- a president should be free to have cabinet members of whatever ideology he chooses.

"At least from a political point of view it is improper to be an antisemite, but it will be harder to change the wider mentality, despite the tragedy of the Shoah," says the 81-year-old, who also assimilated after the war to ensure her survival.

Though it is improper to use LMWH for treatment of AD, it is possible to apply non-anticoagulant LMWH or HS mimetics for the purpose.

The distinction becomes important because it is sometimes argued that it is improper to control for the influence of a variable if this variable only covaries with the variable of interest in one group.

She refused to coöperate, arguing that it was improper for agents of the executive branch to threaten a congressional overseer about her sources.

Republican leaders mocked the combined hearing by House and Senate members, saying it was improper to summon members of an adjudicatory panel before Congress to defend their decisions.

Mr. Green, asked about that, said: "I always thought it's improper to impute the views of a supporter to the candidate.