Sentence examples for is proper to consider from inspiring English sources

A passage in a religious text states that "it is proper to consider the living spoken word more weighty than the written".

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.

And it would normally not be proper to consider such a thing, except when you're faced with blackmail to destroy the country's economy, you have to consider things".

If no one article was found to apply exactly to a given situation, it was proper to consider several articles and to draw from them a more general rule that could either be applied to the case itself or be combined with others to reach a solution.

It may sometimes be appropriate for employers to consider current illnesses that impair workers' ability to perform the essential functions of a job, the officials said, but it is not proper to consider a person's predisposition to develop such illnesses.

In the case of small atomic aggregates, for which it is not proper to consider a three-dimensional structure, we set μ(V) = 0 and assimilate them to cylinders one layer high, and perimeter determined by imposing conservation of the total atomic volume (sum of the atomic volumes of the atoms composing the 2D aggregate).

Given juror B37's unexpected timing and desire for public exposure with a lengthy public interviews with CNN's Anderson Cooper as well as the refutation of her statements by four other jurors, it is also proper to consider her role in shaping the ultimate not guilty verdict.

Therefore, it is proper for you to consider the cooperation of this inmate when determining his eligibility for parole or commutation at some future date.

Trial tests indicate that a rock dust sample amounting between 300 and 1000 mg is proper considering the particle size range.

There is proper protocol with greetings to consider, welcome gifts, seating and who eats when at meals.

For the inclusion to be proper, consider the following example.