Sentence examples for judged proper from inspiring English sources

William Pitt, the British Secretary of State who had designed the British military strategy and received word of the defeat in August, wrote to Abercrombie on September 18 that the "King has judged proper that you should return to England".

Judging proper attack or jump distance can be troublesome though.

Routine imaging such as plain film X-rays can give us limited information and may not necessarily be sufficient to judge proper positioning.

We, the freeholders of the town, have delegated you the power of acting in our public concerns, in general as your prudence shall direct you, reserving to ourselves the constitutional right of expressing our minds and giving you such instructions upon important subjects as at any time we may judge proper.

Among them, only those satisfying proper sign convention (negative for reactants and positive for products) are judged as proper reactions.

Hugh: This strict adherence to theme is why Sinitta deserves to be an 'X Factor'- judge proper.

The decision "continues to do damage to the court" and to the "conception of judges' proper position and role," Justice Blackmun recorded Justice Kennedy as saying.

In contrast, only ohmic response was measured without Nafion pattern so that one can judge the proper ICP operation (Fig. 2b).

Traders have to be judged "fit and proper" by watchdogs before they are allowed to work in any financial centre.

Englander's contention is similar: in a corrupt and murderous system the scale of moral values shifts, and actions can no longer be judged on their proper terms.

The deal requires the agency's approval, including whether the company's executives are judged "fit and proper," ethically as well as financially, to own one of the country's most powerful media companies.