Sentence examples similar to should it be improper from inspiring English sources
SIDE BAR It appears that the AWC intended to imply that Monk's belief that she could sign on behalf of her manager was erroneous, or that Monk should have known that it was improper and likely a rule violation for her to sign on behalf of JMR.
But President Obama (and his trusted aides who presumably carefully filter his email) should have understood that it was improper for Clinton to violate his administration's own email policies by corresponding with him via a private email account.
"HealthSouth, as the largest provider of outpatient physical therapy services in the United States, has been or should have been aware that it was improper to bill for unskilled services," the Justice Department suit said.
I think it is improper that he should give the impression that those who tabled the compromise had made sure it would make rapid progress; the very opposite was the case, for it was those individuals who put forward the compromise who voted 'no' in the first vote in the committee.
It was improper therefore that it should tax the people.
It was thought improper to leave it to the state legislatures, because it is improper that one government should be dependent on another; and the great inconveniences experienced under the old Confederation show the states would be operated upon by local considerations, as contradistinguished from general and national interests.
So what if it was improper or that, properly, the approach should be the strict presumed resulting trust?
It was improper because of the venue".
None of it is improper, of course.
MR. ROBERTS -- It is improper.
