Sentence examples for it's proper that from inspiring English sources

"I take nothing but pleasure in Ed's work, and it's proper that the attention stay focused on the work," Tom Stoppard said.

And it's proper that he divides it into two acts.

We're in a business where we sit down and we try to sell a home to people, and I don't feel it's proper that my competitors should have a copy of my tax returns that they're going to show people when we're negotiating about whether or not we're going to build them a home or not," Brady said.

Playing the same part year after year (Halsall joined the soap in 1998) under production conditions of peculiar intensity is a special type of acting skill and it is proper that it should be noticed.

On the contrary, Mr. Golden's lawyer, William Sitzler of Mount Holly, insisted that his client had been treated more harshly than the average citizen and that it was proper that he was not charged criminally or forced to resign.

It is proper that, as the popular singer with perhaps the largest aural presence of all time--larger even than the sonic ripples set off by old Sophie Tucker, and by Ethel Merman and Judy Garland and Aretha Franklin--she Franklin--she Franklin--she in the city.

Conservative Group leader councillor Steve Wemyss said: "We think it is proper that Councillor Hancock should step away while he is defending himself".

In this respect, it is proper that we regard a group session key as a group search key in PKIS-II.

It's proper to observe that Schieber and Biggs are both longtime critics of Social Security.

It's proper to note that Yahoo has been faltering for most of this century.

As women, we're taught that it's proper to absorb slights without returning them.