Sentence examples for bounds of proper from inspiring English sources

The judge's decision drew attention to the sometimes delicate task that trial lawyers have of representing their clients zealously while staying within the bounds of proper behavior.

His methods, "while sometimes unorthodox, politically incorrect, or very aggressive, were within the bounds of proper conduct and training methods," the report said.

Alex Vine Tallahassee, Fla., Oct. 8, 2008 • To the Editor: The arrogant behavior of Senator John McCain in the second debate culminated in his referring to Senator Barack Obama as "that one" and clearly betrays a desperate and dangerous person willing to go outside the bounds of proper comportment to achieve a goal.

Wilkes to Michel: Let us assume it is when a Google of 'Vince Cable'Newsews International' and 'Sky' doesn't turn anything up!.... I'm sure we're both interested in staying within the bounds of proper conduct Michel's email to Murdoch | Jeremy Hunt drafts a letter to David Cameron supporting the BSkyB bid, some weeks before becoming minister responsible for the bid.

When they're in the office, they get time to catch up [on the scene]." Koston knows this first hand, as he's been the shepherd of a line of skate shoes for Nike for years now that sells far beyond the bounds of 'skating proper'.

Some have pressed their passion for justice beyond the bounds of what is proper.

He said the aim of the dossier was "to disclose the reason for our concern and the reason why we believed this issue had to be confronted" - and, he told the inquiry, he wanted to make the best case within "the bounds of what was right and proper".

The proper bounds of the exercise of personal autonomy and the proper restrictions of the entitlement to privacy are constitutional matters, not things to be decided by popular vote.

The proper bounds of this is that this should be settled with the counting of the ballots or there will be collateral attacks, it will lead to legal filings in state after state, and no one will succeed and the American people will have short patience".

Instead of tightening the relaxed rules for F.B.I. investigations — not just of terrorism suspects but of pretty much anyone — that were put in place in the Bush years, President Obama's Justice Department is getting ready to push the proper bounds of privacy even further.

"Rather than providing parents with additional mechanisms to engage with sites honestly and negotiate the proper bounds of data collection about their children, parents are often actively helping their children deceive the sites in order to achieve access to the opportunities they desire," wrote Danah Boyd, the lead author of the study and a researcher for Microsoft Research Labs.