inappropriately

Within minutes of sitting down together, her date began touching her inappropriately.

Sir Stephen said there was also a danger the point-scoring system could have been "used inappropriately", replacing the individual clinical judgement of doctors.

The updated ministerial code states that it is a "well-established and recognised rule that ministers should not accept any gifts, hospitality or service which would, or might reasonably appear to, compromise their judgement or place them under an obligation to people or organisations that might try inappropriately to influence their work in government".

There was a legitimate fear that doing so would carve the way for future “banana republic–ing,” as former DOJ prosecutor Frank Bowman put it to me, i.e., government entities inappropriately prosecuting political enemies down the line.

On top of that, Trump appears to be inappropriately adding 291,000 children who, according to the report, had not been served notices to appear in immigration court as of May 2024.