Others have resigned since then, of course, for personal impropriety or because they were under pressure and couldn't perform the role or to spend time with their families.
There is no suggestion of personal impropriety, but the voice says: "We need 10 to be deposited in the army's account … These 10, when we succeed, will be used for what?
In addition, policy problems and unemployment began to mount, as well as unsubstantiated rumours of corruption and personal impropriety.
In the following days, Mr. Kerik was the subject of a stream of accusations about personal, ethical and financial improprieties.
But #MeToo echoes into expanses beyond the personal space of sexual improprieties.
In March 1963 Profumo denied any impropriety in a personal statement to the House of Commons, but was forced to admit the truth a few weeks later.
These and many other images of publicity stunts, corporate, political or personal, are gathered together under the rubric, "Impropriety is good publicity", in a new picture book called "Improperganda: the art of the publicity stunt".
Ethical impropriety, whether in business of personal lives, causes observers to question the entrepreneur's business judgement.
But at the S.E.C., she would have to avoid "even an appearance of impropriety arising from a business or personal relationship," Mr. Henning writes.
Nevertheless, Ms. White will have to be careful because a rule also provides that a government employee should avoid situations in which there will be even an appearance of impropriety arising from a business or personal relationship.
The shadow chancellor said he had made no personal gain from the move and there was no impropriety or suggestion of wrongdoing.
