Sentence examples for it's proper for from inspiring English sources
"I wish I could tell you what came out of the coach's mouth at halftime, but I don't think it's proper for television or a family newspaper," said Duke guard Jason Williams, who led all scorers with 27 points.
Asked if he thought Walsh would join another team, Thomas said, "Under these circumstances, I don't think it's proper for me to give my opinion on another team's situation".
"I don't think it's proper for them to go there and watch a couple of grown men grind against each other.
Most reasonable Americans, for instance, understand that it's necessary for gun owners to pass through a registration process, and think that it's proper for the government to ban assault weapons.
It's proper for a doctor to report a case of spousal or child abuse to the police, or to query the Centers for Disease Control about a mysterious infection.
"I don't think it's proper for the Pentagon to hand out peoples' private e-mail addresses to the political parties -- to either party," said Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House Democratic leader.
When the lawyers were discussing the questions about whether it was proper for the prosecutor to mention Mr. Harris's ostensible smirk, Mr. Frank seemed at a loss.
Ms. Dolgin's friend Carrie Adelson of Brentwood said it was proper for children like her 5-year-old son and daughter, Jeffrey and Lauren, who began skiing three years ago.
"So if the tenant has paid one month's rent as a security deposit, I do not believe it is proper for the owner to also demand a pet deposit".
Mr. Walker and his bosses at J. P. Morgan Chase said it was proper for a bank to put some of its own money into private equity investments, despite their volatility.
I wondered if it was proper for a man to sing a healing song for himself.
