Sentence examples for take inappropriate from inspiring English sources

They portray stressed educators who take inappropriate risks — and brash ones who appear to believe they can flout rules with impunity.

Longden says he raised objections with his line manager more than once after witnessing staff take inappropriate action, but no action was taken.

Crying "Genocide!" to dramatize every sort of mass violence dulls the world's moral imagination instead of arousing its conscience, and often ensures that intervention will take inappropriate and counter­productive forms.

While Cho shot males as well as females, he was reported to have previously stalked female classmates and to have leaned under tables to take inappropriate photos of women.

However, the best fits are attained when some of the molecular parameters of the model take inappropriate values.

Intellectual courage and caution are the virtues that dispose us to respond appropriately to perceived threats in our intellectual lives, courage disposing us to not be unduly intimidated, caution disposing us to not take inappropriate risks in achieving intellectual goods (219).

Rick Swig, the Redevelopment Commission president, complained during a September hearing that Arc Ecology had taken inappropriate advocacy positions in its work.

Target-date funds got a bad rap in 2009, and it's true that a small number of mutual fund managers took inappropriate risks.

Asked about Mr. Bush's chances yesterday, Mr. Rowland, who is Roman Catholic, said, "Governor Bush as a candidate is back on the offensive, back on message," and he criticized Mr. McCain as taking "inappropriate advantage" of Mr. Bush's Bob Jones debacle.

His top adviser and bureau chief resigns in a plea bargain acknowledging sexually harassing a female employee by taking inappropriate photographs of her, reading private emails and other "unbefitting and unacceptable" conduct.

Now, as regulators scramble to determine whether the chief investment office took inappropriate risks, some former Fed officials are asking whether the investigation should be spearheaded by the New York Fed, where Mr. Dimon has a seat on the board.