Sentence examples for fully proper from inspiring English sources

But Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates immediately dismissed the idea that the Iranian sailors had behaved in a fully proper manner, and the State Department announced that it had formally protested the actions of Iranian patrol boats.

So when he told the Chicago Tribune that his "credit card use was fully proper," and insisted that each of his charges "related to our children and to our schools," what's not to believe?

And don't try to change your personality that's what posers do, be yourself, But do not speak fully proper speak with a little urban twist if you need too.

But it does not fully give proper tribute to the changes that have occurred over the past decade.

Tissue-engineering strategies hold promise as alternatives to current treatments for these injuries, which often fail to fully restore proper joint biomechanics and produce significant donor site morbidity.

Bishop, with her round, cherubic face and mop of curly hair, looked even younger than her twenty-three years, but she was fully as proper as Moore, in white gloves and pearl earrings.

By using a test pump with similar characteristics, the company was able to verify that all the design criteria used for the real project pumps was able to fully guarantee proper behaviour.

28 Furthermore, most clinical responses occur after 12 weeks of treatment, and it is possible that the immune system has not fully mounted proper anti-melanoma activity in the first few weeks following ipilimumab administration.

The European dimension of the NCD burden needs to be fully realized, proper financial resources to public health programmes given, existing WHO resolutions, EU directives, previous relevant Council Conclusions implemented, acknowledge the important role of civil society and academia to be played in this regard.

What on earth is wrong with a proper, fully fledged book programme?

Thanks to research and analysis, we have learned and proved that potential can be fully realized through proper preparation.