Sentence examples for if it is proper to from inspiring English sources

To determine if it is proper to give a woman of higher parity who needs at short notice a caesarean section the option of a tubal ligation.

The point here, however, is that, even if it is proper to blame and shame for dirty hands, then, on the supposition that all citizens share in the taint, selecting only one to shame seems distinctly unjust, indeed massively hypocritical.

Romano et al. [21] recorded a lower percentage value (1.57%), even if it is proper to consider that he did not include the first molars in his study, and the observation period was 6 months.

Thus, at one point in On the Universe he writes that "every substance includes, if it is proper to say so (si dici fas est), the creator's essence within itself" (OO I, 920b), and he goes on to note that it is difficult to state clearly the sense in which the creator is in creatures.

Second, even if it were proper to invent such exceptions, the dangers prophesied by the majority are overstated.

If it be proper to state the common-law meaning of promise and contract in this way, it has the advantage of freeing the subject from the superfluous theory that contract is a qualified subjection of one will to another, a kind of limited slavery.

These "grading standards"—if it's proper to still call them such are all very nonjudgmental, all very comforting, and all very noncompetitive.

And so, if it was proper to be in doubt as to the facts at the time when Alexander was finding such customs there, what should one say as to what sort of customs were probably in vogue among them in the time of the earliest Persian rulers and the still earlier rulers?

If this can not be confirmed then it is proper to default to a non-parametric approach of which there are several [40], [62], [79].

If they win, it's proper to show the manager clapping, fist-bumping, cheering and shouting.

This is what's known either as a "big If" or a "magic asterisk," but it's proper to look closely at what economic policies the report is talking about.