Sentence examples for which improper from inspiring English sources

Whether there has been professional misconduct must depend upon the situation in which improper remarks were uttered.

There are two primary ways in which improper links between Clinton and Russian actors have been alleged.

A man may have in his possession a letter of which improper use might be made; but his delivering it up is no legal consideration.

The inconsistent requirements that prevail from state to state foster an atmosphere in which improper and secret purging of voter rolls by politically motivated public servants is possible.

A UK case in which improper purpose as a ground of judicial review was considered was Wheeler v. Leicester City Council (1985).

They range from those in which humans do not play any role to those in which improper human behaviour is the only cause of transmission [ 11, 3].

It is the rare case in which an improper instruction will justify reversal of a criminal conviction when no objection has been made in the trial court.

The state auditor's office, which investigates improper use of state funds, said it is unaware of any reason the development would be unlawful.

The complaint, which alleged improper enrollments stretching back at least a decade, did not say whether they rose significantly since 2006.

Since both players used four-letter words, each could be sanctioned under Rule E3, which bans improper conduct and "indecent or insulting words or behaviour".

The likeliest charge the FA will consider is a breach of its rule E3, which prohibits improper conduct including "indecent or insulting words or behaviour".