Last Thursday, a DC judge admitted that "the merits of [Joe and Valerie Wilson's] claims" against Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, Scooter Libby and Richard Armitage for leaking her identity pose "important questions relating to the propriety of actions undertaken by our highest government officials".
Under that standard, "if reasonable men could differ as to the propriety of the action taken by the trial court, then the action is not unreasonable and there can be no finding of an abuse of discretion".
There were serious discussions about the legality and propriety of this action and the Navy commander of the site may still face disciplinary action.
Therefore, it can be seen that moral values and the ethical propriety of an action being right or wrong is based upon the moral norms of the society in which the action occurs.
(Federal judges in Oregon and Virginia have come to opposite conclusions on the propriety of such actions).
She has certainly been the center of debate over the propriety of her actions, including insulting exchanges on the town's online chat room, ChatPutnam.com.
Poor records, it said, "prohibited us from concluding on the propriety of MSHA's actions".
Eldin L. Villafañe, deputy commissioner of public information for the Department of Correction, said on Wednesday: "The department has not reached a final assessment as to the propriety of the officers' actions.
Historians have debated the propriety of Hugill's actions in undercutting his own government's legislation.
"As a result we will be taking a very thorough review of our policies as it relates to using force on juveniles as well as the propriety of the officers actions".
Even a few Democrats have expressed concern about the propriety of the president's actions.
