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

One does wonder whether it is proper to have the veal tartare before or after the braised pork belly.

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

At such times, commissioners, team owners and other officials have debated whether it was proper to play on, whether it would have been what a slain leader wanted, or whether games were too minor not to postpone.

So it's proper to recognize the companies that have lobbied hard to make sure the process remains as agonizing as possible for the average taxpayer.

It's proper to note that the Health Affairs figures have been questioned on the margins, and the authors acknowledge that other studies may come up with other numbers.

In public, Mr. Giuliani's explanations about why he felt it was proper to release arrest records in these cases have been remarkably similar.

Leveson says it would have been proper to continue to have journalists at briefings, but wonders if having "one to one" meetings could have given out the wrong impression.

"First, I didn't think it was proper fun to have.

I frankly don't think it is proper for players to have sex during the World Cup.

"I don't think this year is proper to do it," he said last Sunday, having sequestered himself inside watching the news while his neighbors began decorating.

From accusations of unfair trade practices to a discussion of whether it is proper for the candidates to have investments in Chinese companies, the word "China" came up 22 times, and always negatively, in the debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney last week.