Sentence examples for Would it be proper from inspiring English sources

Would it be proper for her to take the paid leave and then quit the job without returning?

"Would it be proper that the persons, who had disposed of his fame and his most valuable rights as a citizen in one trial, should in another trial, for the same offence, be also the disposers of his life and his fortune?

"By the way, doctor, would it be proper for someone to leave a needle on a bed?" Ms. Wilner asked at another point.

Now that my future finances are secure, should this affect my gift-giving analysis for a wedding that happened months ago, and would it be proper for me to now buy them a gift?

If James Carville, who coaches many Democratic students, speculated that a Republican politician who stumbled at a public appearance was on drugs, would it be proper to print his speculation?

Nor would it be proper for the places on which the security of the entire Union may depend, to be in any degree dependent on a particular member of it.

Would it be different with a proper upbringing?

He said he would also ask if it was proper for the state claims to not be addressed.

It also noted that an objection to the patent was rescinded after the disclaimer was filed, suggesting the PTO believed it was proper and would be implemented.

But the DUP add: "Nonetheless, given that the SDLP has three seats, the DUP would recognise that it would be proper to include them in a combined debate as well.

In the legal letter to the BBC, the DUP says it recognises it would be "proper" to include the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) in the debates.