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Перевод: improper

[прилагательное]
неподходящий; неуместный; неправильный; неисправный; ложный; неприличный; непристойный

Тезаурус:

1. The European Court held the refusal was a breach of his right to a private and family life, since the file was the major record of his childhood, and there should have been an independent body which could override an improper refusal of consent.
2. He was, he said, too confused to stop them, although he believed the request to search the church was quite improper, and that the police had acted illegally.
3. Sir Peter Imbert, the Met Commissioner, has written to Met officers warning that he would take proceedings under the Official Secrets Act against police who break an internal discipline code which prohibits "improper disclosure of information".
4. Every question needs proper attention because behind what appears to be a straightforward enquiry there can often be an underlying significant problem about which the member either wants reassurance or, as is sometimes the case, seeks a secretariat endorsement of something which is improper.
5. Faccenda argued that its former employees had made improper use of a "package" of confidential information, ie names and addresses of customers, the best routes to take to reach them, details of their usual requirements, times of Faccenda's usual deliveries and, above all, information about Faccenda's prices.
6. Evidence shows more deaths may result from the improper use of ATVs.
7. But the Treasury issued a counter-statement saying that nothing improper had been asked of civil servants by ministers.
8. The subject of a bad reference can sue the referee for libel but has to show the referee was up to no good: spite, ill-will or some improper motive will do.
9. Hirsch has rejected this phrase as delusive and logically meaningless, and this rejection might itself be rejected as an instance of the rat-trap logic to which he is inclined, an improper attempt to define a subject in more rigorous terms than the subject requires.
10. Brownie points for guts, if true; but public confidence is not going to be restored in the integrity of official information unless it is seen to be properly independent of the government machine that is now exerting its improper pressures behind closed doors.
11. But, as civil servants have discovered in the past, prosecution under the Official Secrets Act may be brought even where the civil servant (or the engineer in this case) is exposing improper or even illegal conduct by the executive.
12. "As for Miss Tennant's view, I don't think there was anything improper.
13. As a result in December 1988 the government was forced to introduce the Security Service Bill to replace the Maxwell Fyfe guidelines and clearly identify MI5's role, providing legal safeguards against improper behaviour.