Sentence examples for has to be proper from inspiring English sources

"There has to be proper protection for them," said Shaida Mohammed Abdali, the Afghan deputy national security adviser.

"When it comes to the so-called anti-terrorist laws, there has to be proper scrutiny of them.

"There will always be gaps because there has to be proper clearance for the trains, but optimally those gaps should be 5 to 7 inches," Ms. Williams said.

There is no time to waste as rightly there has to be proper vetting and training procedures before children can be placed".

However, there has to be proper local oversight of all schools, teachers must be qualified and new schools should be open in areas of need.

"Part of this healing of the nation and coming together and having a mature nation, there has to be proper truth-telling in the same way they have done in other countries in the world," Davis said.

There have to be proper margins.

"They can come with alternatives but then they have to be proper," said Dijsselbloem.

[If] we're embarking upon an exercise of mass stop and search, particularly targeting young people, there will have to be proper safeguards in all of that.

The UK prime minister, who has rejected calls to boycott the meeting in Colombo, said there had to be "proper inquiries" into events in 2009.

You can assign any numbers to events, but they have to be proper probabilities, which means following the basic rules that apply to all probabilities.