0 behaviour that is dishonest, socially unacceptable, or unsuitable for a particular situation: --
allegations of sexual impropriety
2 behaviour that is dishonest or not acceptable in a particular situation: --
The company denies allegations of impropriety involving its copper trades.
accounting/financial improprieties
I do not claim that the information is anything more than anecdotal, and certainly there has been no impropriety; but there is a problem.
I do not suggest that there is any impropriety in that for a moment.
Acknowledging the impropriety of her taking possession in secular dress, he recommended that she proceed from novitiate to profession within two days and despatched the garments necessary for her vesture.
The ' disorder ' is the impropriety of a man of low rank addressing a group of gentlemen and courtiers in person, demanding their attention for his subject without any opening remarks.
At least one of them has impropriety one because it is joined with a vertex of the same colour not lying on the outer cycle.
He is a man who has left teaching, having been hounded out after unfair allegations of impropriety with a male pupil.
In that sense, no issue of impropriety, much less illegality, can possibly arise.
This clear rule would help bypass concerns about coercion, motivation, violations of bodily integrity, intrusions upon autonomy, and other indicia of possible impropriety.
