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improper

[im-prop-er] / ɪmˈprɒp ər /




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SEOUL—The alleged perpetrator had improper access to virtually every South Korean adult’s personal information: names, phone numbers and even the keycode to enter residential buildings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Environmental Protection Agency has ordered the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power to inspect nearly 100 drinking water reservoirs and storage tanks over concerns about improper maintenance, the agency announced Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times

There is no suggestion that the insolvency process was in any way improper.

From BBC

Moore was terminated “with cause” on Wednesday after the school alleged he had an improper workplace relationship.

From MarketWatch

In their response, officials acknowledged some improper expenses but added: “previous employees are responsible” and it would cost “more to recoup the costs than the value of the improper spending.”

From Los Angeles Times