Sentence examples for legally inappropriate from inspiring English sources

He rejected as legally inappropriate the civil liberties union's challenge to the deployment of mounted police to disperse demonstrators.

It said in part that "continued enforcement of the population reduction order will be unnecessary and legally inappropriate once the population density reaches 145 percent".

Critics claim that juries determine punitive damages in a capricious and arbitrary manner, that juries are unable to translate their punishment desires into dollar figures consistently and fairly, and that juries consider legally inappropriate factors.

The court was asked to rule on an opinion reached by the advocate general, Juliane Kokott, that it is legally inappropriate for insurers to link risk to a policy holder's sex.

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President Trump's legal team has rejected special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's conditions for an interview with their client, saying they consider questioning the president about possible obstruction of justice to be legally inappropriate.

"[The Council] went ahead and did it, we believe for political reasons, but it was inappropriate legally". The idea for a partial designation came from the city's Planning Land Use and Management Committee, where a working group was formed to determine the best way to memorialize the internment camp.

Thus, because the physician's explanation to the patient is legally required, an inappropriate or inadequate explanation is a breach of the duty of disclosure.

The Defense Department viewed the requests as inappropriate and legally treacherous, potentially setting up soldiers for violent encounters with migrants.

"On a bipartisan basis, the Committee finds that the President's assertion of executive privilege over the report of the Vice President's interview was legally unprecedented and an inappropriate use of executive privilege.

Although NAPW was able to intervene in time and persuade the doctor and hospital to withdraw this grossly inappropriate and legally unjustified threat, such threats are being made with surprising frequency.