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improper

[im-prop-er] / ɪmˈprɒp ər /




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Until that happens, shared representation alone is not improper.

From MarketWatch

Galvan won the race by just one vote, but was booted from office when a judge determined at least four improper ballots had been cast.

From Los Angeles Times

The papers also reveal Downing Street was forced to apologise after then-Prime Minister John Major's birthday telegram to the Queen Mother in 1994 was addressed in an "improper manner".

From BBC

The latest batch of reports — turned over to The Times on Dec. 1 — contained allegations of improper actions involving Environmental Chemical Corp., the primary federal contractor, and the dozens of debris-removal crews it supervised.

From Los Angeles Times

In May, Nestlé received anonymous complaints alleging improper favoritism.

From The Wall Street Journal