Sentence examples for been proper for a from inspiring English sources

A1 Justices Weigh Lawyer Ethics The Supreme Court, back in its own courtroom after a week of anthrax-related exile -- heard arguments on whether it had been proper for a lawyer to have been appointed to represent a defendant in a Virginia murder case when the lawyer represented the murder victim in an unrelated case a week earlier.

I wondered if it was proper for a man to sing a healing song for himself.

It's proper for a doctor to report a case of spousal or child abuse to the police, or to query the Centers for Disease Control about a mysterious infection.

When she first came to this country and this city in June 2007, Nour al-Khal wore a head scarf, as was proper for a woman from Basra, a Shiite-dominated city in southern Iraq.

The main issue, he said, was whether it was proper for a state judge elected in one district to write a redistricting plan for the entire state, a procedure the Mississippi Supreme Court has upheld.

Mr. Walker and his bosses at J. P. Morgan Chase said it was proper for a bank to put some of its own money into private equity investments, despite their volatility.

Their research is suitable to determine if an adaptation is proper for a product or not.

The spokesman was asked whether it would be proper for a secretary of state to approach members of a select committee ahead of the publication of a report in the way alleged of Mr Duncan Smith.

Third, while addressing Israel's key concerns, as is proper for a nation's leader, Netanyahu did not address issues of high importance to the Palestinians, as is proper for a visionary.

As people, as parents, we simply do what needs to be done without worrying about if it is proper for a male or a female.

A white family had also selected that model, and it had been determined that it would not be proper for a black family and a white family to reside in the same modeled home.