Sentence examples for a properly administered from inspiring English sources

(2) What was realistically winnable was an opportunity for a properly administered, properly motivated Saigon Government to defend its territory and, from a position of strength, seek an equitable settlement with Hanoi.

Thus, it is unlikely that a properly administered cap-and-trade market would result in any price volatility other than that which provides proper market  signals to its participants.John Clancy Milwaukee, Wisconsin SIR —Your strong (and welcome) advocacy of a carbon tax betrays, alas, your feet of clay on fundamental economics.

A properly administered cap-and-trade network would result in less price volatility and provide proper market signals to its participants.John ClancyMilwaukeeSIR – There is no need to credit Fidel Castro with being in "the vanguard" of efficient lighting or to call for a ban on incandescent light bulbs (Special report on business and climate change, June 2nd).

If a person scores below 70 on a properly administered and scored IQ test, he or she is in the bottom 2percentt of the American population...An estimated 89percentt of all people with retardation have IQs in the 51-70 range.

With a properly administered modern food law, consumers and traders are provided the necessary assurances that build the type of confidence required for food products to be accepted as being of suitable quality and safety for both domestic consumption and trading in international markets.

The MoH supervisors trained the community volunteers on how to a properly administer the vaccine.

[Trimmer] outlines a programme through which the Sunday School, when properly administered, can serve as a means of instituting social control and intensifying hierarchy.

It lacks a proper targeting on its own and if not properly administered, will not give a good end result [83].

Hyperpigmentation can result from a skin treatment that wasn't properly administered.

The lawyers argued that the first of three drugs in a lethal cocktail – midazolam – would not properly sedate a person, even if the drug were properly administered.

Without properly administered antibiotics, Hill says, "a third to half of the population will die".