Sentence examples for it will be proper from inspiring English sources

And it will be proper to respect what President Obama is trying to do, and to respect American emotions.

So far however, the only detail on the UK's industrial strategy is that it will be "proper", and focus mantra-like on productivity (fewer people producing more things), and growth (a generalised increase in consumption).

The new annual report says the board "does not believe that it is, or will be, proper or prudent to pay or commit to pay dividends" on the shares, "for the foreseeable future".

Such a provision doesn't resolve all the concerns of the potential "creep" of the scheme, but it does mean there will be proper debate should there be an effort to extend it.

And there will be proper regulations in place to ensure that this catastrophe does not happen again.

She said the party's response will be proper controls on entry combined with tackling "unfairness and exploitation by dodgy firms to undercut local wages".

This will be proper competition – for people on the cover, for writers, photographers, advertisers – we are going to take them on across the board.

This has implications for current debates on "proper" approaches for cognition: all approaches are a bit proper, but none will be "proper enough".

So not every atomless measure will be proper; what the precise role of atomlessness is with respect to λ-randomness is yet to be made entirely clear.

The need for all Houston homes will be proper insulation and ventilation.

"They'll be proper little guides soon," Maureen said.