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"I believe the decision was very inappropriate for a regulatory agency engaged in exercising public authority, " said Japan Atomic President Yasuo Hamada.
WSJ: Panel: Active Fault Runs Beneath Japan Reactor
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The Internet Society, which represents the engineers around the world who keep the Internet functioning, says this proposal "would require member states to take on a very active and inappropriate role in patrolling" the Internet.
WSJ: Crovitz: The U.N.'s Internet Power Grab
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Given the constraints that we are under, given the need to tighten our belts, given the need to reduce the deficit, this President feels very strongly that it is inappropriate to continue those subsidies.
WHITEHOUSE: White House Press Briefing
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Now, those individuals are also in a very poor position, really an inappropriate position, to make important financial decisions.
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In the meantime many of the medicines our children are given are being given outside the very system that is designed to protect patients from inappropriate drugs.
BBC: Firms attacked over child medicines
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The veteran Liberal Democrat peer Shirley Williams came to the defence of Lord Rennard yesterday describing him as a "very fine man" and suggesting the allegations of sexually inappropriate behaviour were exaggerated.
BBC: Parliament women 'treated as sex objects'
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From this perspective, disease is the result of software failure or inappropriate data input a fact that is very evident when listening to a conversation between Mr Gates and his scientists about the weak points of, say, the malaria parasite.
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Ray Hodgson, from campaign group Residents Against Inappropriate Development (RAID), said he was "very disappointed" at the planning inspectorate's decision.
BBC: Building work at a travellers site in Newent
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London Mayor Boris Johnson has given "very firm advice" to his deputy mayor for policing after he was accused of inappropriate touching.
BBC: Stephen Greenhalgh