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Gov. Rick Perry of Texas said Wednesday that it was "inappropriate" of him to have branded as heartless those who oppose tuition breaks for the children of illegal immigrants.

The use of images of the cathedral caused controversy with the leaders of the Church of England, which claimed its depiction to be desecration and copyright infringement, and that it was inappropriate of Sony to allow players to fire guns in a city with a gun problem.

If it was inappropriate of me to present you with the bill for the mess I made on my property, it hardly seems that I have improved matters making my mess on your property.

Finally, it is inappropriate of Mr. Romney to invoke Walter Reuther's name while advocating using bankruptcy to break union contracts.

It is inappropriate of Ken Clarke to love jazz, and cruel of David Cameron to attend a Gillian Welch show, or indeed any live event except sport, which is of no value.

The Nigerian government said tonight that it was "inappropriate to talk of winners and losers," since both countries would benefit by having the matter settled.

He thought it was inappropriate to sell because of the impending sale of 7.5% by DaimlerChrysler, the company which had appointed him as co-chief executive.

The mayor also said he thought that the delay reflected the fact that it was inappropriate to spend "kind of like a blank check on politicians' elections".

Asked if it was inappropriate for the officials of the intelligence service to support a presidential candidate, he said it was "a matter of personal opinion".

Sir Jeremy simply felt it was inappropriate for large numbers of SPADs - as special advisers are known at Westminster - to have access to this material.

I wrote about this on Crunchnotes, saying it was inappropriate because of the (undisclosed) conflict of interest.