Sentence examples for while it would be inappropriate from inspiring English sources

"While it would be inappropriate to comment on the finer details of this individual case, we believe that we followed due process throughout".

In a written statement last week, Xe said, "While it would be inappropriate to comment on specific cases, we work closely with our government customers and cooperate fully in all investigations".

While it would be inappropriate to consider the austerity plans run by the European Central Bank, the European Commission and the International Monetary Fund (recently grouped together as the "troika") ideologically "racist," they are certainly "metaphysically violent".

"While it would be inappropriate for us to comment on Martha's personal matters," he said, "she is a valued partner and her product continues to do well in our stores, in fact far better than the company trend".

While it would be inappropriate to officially broadcast such information, Mr. Westacott says, people nonetheless need to know the real motivations to make sense of what is happening around them and to make rational, informed decisions.

While it would be inappropriate to comment on the merits of the lawsuit itself, it is important to point out that over two-thirds of the cases cited were prosecuted more than 16 years ago, before I became the county's chief prosecutor.

While it'd be inappropriate to ask your peer-level colleagues for their numbers or hold them accountable to a certain quota, it doesn't mean you shouldn't start doing other things that a leader would typically start.

Simon Smith, a representative of Kojo Annan, said that his client believes "it would be inappropriate to discuss" the latest disclosure while Volcker is investigating.

A spokeswoman for the former secretary of state said that "it would be inappropriate for Secretary Albright to comment on this while the trial is still going on".

While insisting that it would be inappropriate for him to comment on the government's decision to close its Forensic Science Service in 2012, he expressed "great concern" that the private companies which have replaced it were treating their methods as commercially confidential.

"The man remains in custody while inquiries continue and it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage".