Sentence examples for proper because from inspiring English sources

Trump's allies argue that the firing was proper because, as president, Trump has full control over the executive branch, which includes the Department of Justice.

Linguists insist that it's wrong to designate any kind of English "proper" because language always changes and always has.

2. Jurisdiction over petitioners in California is proper because of their intentional conduct in Florida allegedly calculated to cause injury to respondent in California.

His Enersis profits, he said, were entirely proper because the company's management had guided it through a large and successful expansion.

He says his actions were proper because he was at the time a private citizen deeply involved in Kurdish causes, both in business and policy.

As a result, the short fiber composites with large non-reinforced regions in the axial direction are proper because it increases the factor of safety for design.

No one could honestly tell me to "get a proper job", because proper jobs were demonstrably thin on the ground.

(Members of the 442nd were believed to have been denied proper recognition because of their race).

First is the notion that Janner avoided proper investigation because of the powerful position he occupied.

Fireplaces also need proper venting because of fumes created by burning wood or gas.

But I couldn't take any proper photos because everything was covered in mist.