Sentence examples for it has properly from inspiring English sources

In its 26th year, it has properly come of age.

A single exam, so long as it has properly differentiated assessment, will mean fair, inclusive and rigorous assessment.

The drama threatens to end before it has properly begun when Paul (Raviv Ullman) arrives to take his friend Noah (James McMenamin) to the airport.

But the Department of Justice does not think so, and it has properly weighed in on the side of the plaintiffs.

Since Europe's currency union is based on national fiscal restraint and low inflation rather than high growth, it has an inbuilt contractionary bias which risks interrupting the nascent recovery before it has properly taken off.

But insurance will be cold comfort following the failure on October 31st of VSS Enterprise, half of the firm's SpaceShipTwo fleet of spaceplanes, resulting in the death of one pilot and the severe injury of another.On top of the tragic loss of life, the accident in California will cast a long shadow over the future of space tourism, even before it has properly begun.

Last week's shake-up at Freddie Mac came as its auditors were studying whether it had properly accounted for its portfolio of derivatives.

A State Department official said they would focus on the Council for Educational Travel, U.S.A., to make sure it had properly monitored the students' working conditions.

Goldman maintained that it had properly managed the conflicts but was later admonished by a judge, who noted the "disturbing behavior" that led to the deal.

But the Spitzer administration, confident that the economy is not going to sour much further, insisted that it had properly calculated how much money it can spend.

Global Crossing, however, said in a statement issued late Monday that it had properly accounted for the deal by listing the deal as a liability on its balance sheet.