impropriety

Preposition: of

• conduct: A premium is sometimes put on impropriety of conduct on the women's part by the foreman.

Converse of object

• deny: The widening of the investigation has aroused the anger of the schools involved who deny any impropriety.
• suggest: Channel Four said that the program had not suggested any impropriety on Ms Jenkins ' part concerning her care of the children.
• see: Any country that bans psyching of either conventional or weak bids will hate this, but I can see no impropriety.
• avoid: As well as avoiding actual impropriety, you should avoid any appearance of it.
• notice: I did notice some suspicious financial improprieties I would say.
• find: He also said the ombudsman's report had found no impropriety but mal-administration from that committee as a whole.

Adjective modifier

• procedural: Procedural impropriety: ' whether a person or body affected by a decision has been given a fair hearing ' .
• sexual: Nowadays, any sexual impropriety or any association with scandal usually leads to the resignation of the minister involved.
• financial: In such a climate, criticism of the system, even on grounds of financial impropriety, is frowned on.
• serious: When Max is found murdered and a press conference is called to announce serious financial improprieties at the Farran Group, the mystery deepens.
• possible: The Committee reviewed the arrangements for staff to raise concerns about possible improprieties in the area of financial reporting or other issues.
• such: Sometimes a mere belfryman will be elected to the chair, but no indication of shock at such impropriety may be given.

Preposition: in

• conduct: Jennings are to be the proof of impropriety in conduct, we are all offending every moment of our lives.