Sentence examples for a proper matter for from inspiring English sources

Williams says education "might well be regarded as a proper matter for open probing".

"If Britain's future as an independent country is not a proper matter for a referendum, then I have absolutely no idea what is".

Batman, then, came out of a time when the private ownership of firearms was considered a proper matter for government regulation.

But it could indicate that Mr. Schröder's vision is not an unreasonable one, whether or not it is a proper matter for the government to try to control.

But, for example, the comprehensive reworking of the Education Act 1944 that is now going forward might well be regarded as a proper matter for open probing in the context of election debates.

However both sides, government as well as the petitioners, accept that it is a proper matter for the courts to decide, whatever the Brexiteers are shouting about declaring war on democracy.

The will purified of any inclination and desire for an ulterior end is the proper matter for practical reason.

The proper matter for debate is whether recent deficits are too large -- not whether six decades is too long to run them.

The support that students receive from their university when they have experienced violence and sexual assault is a serious matter and a proper subject for journalistic inquiry.

The only question that matters today is whether our position in the EU is a proper subject for a referendum.

He challenged the traditional hierarchy of values, the purist view held by the British art establishment of what was proper subject matter for a work of art.