Sentence examples for and proper to be from inspiring English sources

Under that legislation, landlords must be considered "fit and proper" to be issued with a licence.

It had no bearing on whether I was fit and proper to be in a licence-fee funded job.

The FA have said to me the decision is totally yours, you pick who you deem right and proper to be part of this spectacle".

It is right and proper to be grateful to the people who worked on your behalf, and if it were done less obtrusively, there would be something sweet about crediting them in the book.

In the specific case of A4e, whose former head Emma Harrison was a close adviser to David Cameron, the department has yet to assess if the company is "fit and proper" to be paid millions in public money, MPs said.

Mr. Wofford goes on to evoke the Gettysburg Address: "So it is altogether fitting and proper to be here today," because this is where the founders drafted the Constitution.

Highly water repellent coatings incorporating silica, alumina-NPs and hydrophobic polymers are proper to be used for wood [ 87].

Either explanation must bring into question whether he is a fit and proper person to be heading a major broadcasting company in this country.

Shortly afterwards, in the Lords, Lord Prescott went further, arguing that Murdoch "to my mind, is not a fit and proper person to be purchasing such an organisation".

Collins also called for a new "fit and proper" test to be introduced for those who run referendum campaigns in future.

Whyte, who was charged with not being a fit and proper person to be a director, faces fines of £200,000.