Sentence examples for it was improper because from inspiring English sources

It was improper because of the venue".

While Mr. Melancon has said there was nothing wrong with his investment, critics have said that it was improper because he was using his position as head of a nonprofit organization to profit enormously from its commercial ventures.

Blair Horner, of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said whether or not the e-mail correspondence from Mary L. Hines, a deputy commissioner in the Labor Department, was illegal, it was improper because it included Ms. Hines's state e-mail address and office telephone number.

"But it's improper, because it's similar to the language used by Hitler's propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels".

Responding to the scandal-ette last week, Doug Heye, a Republican spokesman, said the visit to Voyeur — where the party dropped $1,946 — was improper "because of the venue".

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

When Edward Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, asked about the department's politicized hiring, she insisted it was improper for her to answer because an investigation is under way.

The firm's new estimated loss for cane and beet sugar is 34 percent, compared with the old estimate of 20 percent — although Dr. Muth and Dr. Buzby said it was improper to make such comparisons because of changes in methodology.

Unlike the Florida case, which was potentially reversible because it was improper as a class action, the Boeken case seems a fairly ordinary fraud and negligence action, albeit with an extraordinary result.

Some current and former agency officials said the inquiry was improper because it could be viewed as an effort to influence investigations.

The Supreme Court ruled that the judgment against the newspaper was improper because it had failed to give adequate weight to the value of freedom of expression.