Sentence examples for it is proper to infer from inspiring English sources
For decades, American juries have been instructed that when a person is found in unexplained possession of recently stolen property, it is proper to infer that the person knows it is stolen, and thus almost certainly is guilty of receiving stolen property.
Yet in written responses during the confirmation hearings for the D.C. Circuit, in 2003, he said, "I do not believe that it is proper to infer a lawyer's personal views from the positions that lawyer may advocate on behalf of a client in litigation".
It is proper to encourage Mr. Putin.
It's proper to examine his "evidence" and its implications.
So it's proper to pay attention.
It is perfectly proper to infer from the truth of S today that some other sentence is true tomorrow, such as "there is a sea battle today".
They believe it is proper and right to kill innocents.
Is there just one proper name 'Alice' or are there many homonyms ('Alice-1', 'Alice-2', etc).? On the one hand, it is tempting to infer the uniqueness of the name, on syntactic grounds, from the uniqueness of the proper noun (arguably the same noun recurs in the names 'Alice Waters and Alice Walker',', as well as in the phrase 'two famous Alices').
Therefore it is reasonable to infer that the basic protrusion motif may stabilize the RT structure and binding with an RNA/DNA hybrid, supporting proper enzymatic function.
Also, it is easy to infer that.
