Sentence examples for be run properly from inspiring English sources

Mr Milburn now says that the health service cannot be run properly from Whitehall.

"It's a big department, it's a difficult department to run, but it can be run properly.

Mr. Karzai and other Afghan officials said the departure of Mr. Farnood and Mr. Frozi would allow the bank to finally be run properly.

The insolvency practitioners would clear out and liquidate what they find to be unsalvageable, work to reshape the heart of the body which could have a credible future – which in Fifa's case remains the golden, glittering, lucrative prize of football itself – then hand it back to new custodians with reformed structures in place to enable it to be run properly.

Much of this could be avoided by talking to lawyers periodically to see if the partnership is being run properly.

She insisted the charity was run properly, and questioned why, despite official misgivings, nobody raised the issue with Kids Company.

In January the entire local Labour Party was suspended after national party officials decided that a meeting to elect local officials had not been run properly.

And to make sure everything is run properly, three Year 6 children are responsible for checking the data, which is presented each week at an achievers assembly.

"People in the community obviously wanted a women's soccer team, but it's just as important that the club is run properly," says Christine Sinclair.

"I don't mind the extra money if it's run properly and the tee times aren't bunched up," he said.

"The share price fell to a level which I think does significantly understate the value of those assets, if they are run properly".