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improper sentence examples

  • Improper to have it go out.
  • She turns ( o guardian angels, stop her from doing anything improper!
  • Improper proselytism.
  • Outgoing fcc chairman michael powell said it would have been " wholly improper " to force " must-carry " rights on all digital channels.
  • Note it is considered improper to warp the user's cursor in general.
  • Improper to speak about the physics integration into the game engine.
  • West fife planning committee - keith mason can see nothing improper in the apparent anomalies of above planning decisions.
  • Improper conduct.
  • It would be highly improper if the advice they give is determined by financial incentives.
  • Tho the person involved is named, the allegations having been made anonymously, it seemed improper to name him here.
  • Improper shutdown.
  • Councilor wood, who seconded the motion, said the printing of the cartoon was a very improper thing to do.
  • I did nothing intentionally wrong, i did nothing anti-social, nothing which i would regard as improper.
  • Improper conduct by the football association.
  • They were just as entitled to confidentiality as everyone else, as long as their dealings were not improper or illegal.
  • It was thought improper for a teacher to sit at her desk during a lesson.
  • Improper motives include spite, revenge or personal gain.
  • It would be quite improper for assembly to tell any of our churches how to 'be ' and'do ' church.
  • Improper interference by the authorities or by the public.
  • Mr brodie said: " we say that they adopted grossly improper means for fraudulently inflating votes cast in their favor.

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