Sentence examples for and proper in the from inspiring English sources

Certainly not until he side-brushed his quiff and went all earnest and proper in The Truman Show.

The commission, by contrast, said that under that law, it could establish "such reasonable exemptions" as it might find "necessary and proper in the public interest".

12.14pm: Richards is asked whether Richard Desmond could be described as "fit and proper" in the context of his withdrawal from the system of self-regulation for the press.

In response to the Great Depression, Keynes called for "new policies and new instruments to adapt and control the workings of economic forces, so that they do not intolerably interfere with contemporary ideas as to what is fit and proper in the interests of social stability and social justice".

T F is a maximal monotone operator if and only if F is closed and proper in the Rockafellar sense (see [41]).

Taking these observations together, we conclude that Rule I relying on the temporal interval can be considered more reasonable and proper in evaluating the VPC fate specification than Rule II.

"The conduct of these individuals goes far beyond what is appropriate and proper in political discourse," the chief, Bill John Baker, said in a statement.

SUTOX samples were anonymized by a third party, according to the instructions stated in the Codes for Proper Use and Proper Conduct in the Self-Regulatory Codes of Conduct (www.federa.org).

Overall, decent working conditions must be provided for women in industry and proper representation in the organisations whose job it is to safeguard their interests.

Taken together, our findings suggest that p38 MAPK plays a crucial role in the balance between ISC proliferation and proper differentiation in the adult Drosophila midgut.

Reasons can be cited in terms of availability of better infrastructure and proper care in the private facilities as compared to the government units.