But it's proper to ask whether the Joint Commission has adequately performed its oversight function.
But it's proper to ask whether these complaints point to something fundamentally awry with the ACA, and if so, how to fix it.
The firm may even prevail in court, after a long battle, but it's proper to ask if it will be worth the expense and effort.
Given King's unique stature as a public figure, it's proper to ask why members of his family should have the last word on licensing.
(The agency spent $6.3 billion on administrative expenses in 2015, out of total spending of $897.1 billion). It's proper to ask whether the Social Security Administration has been too docile about letting this happen without raising a public stink.
The one thing they have now is Social Security, but if we let people borrow against Social Security, that adds to the precariousness of the retirement system". It's proper to ask, moreover, why mothers and fathers should bear all the costs of childbearing and child-rearing themselves.
When torrents of cash fall upon people like Heber and Ignarro — especially when the payments promote interests fundamentally in conflict with their responsibilities for thorough, objective research — it's proper to ask whether the recipients should be viewed primarily as university professors with an income source on the side, or as agents of industry exploiting their academic titles for show.
It is proper to ask for a letter of reference, but better to do it after you appraise the reaction of your boss.
"It would not be proper to proceed," Walsh said, asking the judge to announce not guilty verdicts.
But he is hardly a polarizing figure, and so he was the local prize holder deemed proper to ask an admittedly cynical question.
It seems proper to ask if differences between our and previous results are related to the different genetic background.
