Sentence examples for was improper because from inspiring English sources

Responding to the scandal-ette last week, Doug Heye, a Republican spokesman, said the visit to Voyeur — where the party dropped $1,946 — was improper "because of the venue".

It was improper because of the venue".

According to Yates, this was improper because he could not have had fair notice that a fish would be considered a "tangible object" for purposes of §1519.

According to regulators who have reviewed the deal, it enabled A.I.G. to bolster its reserves substantially, but in a way that was improper because no risk was transferred.

The Supreme Court ruled that the judgment against the newspaper was improper because it had failed to give adequate weight to the value of freedom of expression.

The market timing, which involved rapid in and out trades in a mutual fund, was improper because Putnam's policies barred such trading, according to the S.E.C.

In addition to being offensive, Muslims say, the cartoons are improper because they depict the Prophet Muhammad.

It is argued that inextensional assumptions in thick ring theories are improper because extensional coupling effects are as important as shearing effects, espically for the rotating ring.

Plaintiffs also contend that Napster's motion is improper because it violates this court's rule prohibiting separate motions to strike.

And a search may be improper because of the object it seeks to uncover, e.g., Weeks v. United States, 232 U.S. 383, 393, 394, 34 S.Ct.

Investigation of incidents is "improper," because a large number are closed after a one page report, without approval of the regulator.