Sentence examples for proper concerns from inspiring English sources
Matters affecting employment, for instance, are proper concerns for elected politicians.
They also, in the minds of many Germans, trespass well beyond the proper concerns of a businessman.
Some of the Victoriana scoffed at a few years ago is now considered among the proper concerns of established antique dealers.
Unless is a book about the proper concerns of fiction and it internalises the dissatisfaction of critics who want something grander than that which Shields provides.
The narrative proper concerns a young rabbit called Roger — a name that can, we are advised, "be read as Rooo geeer with two yawns" — who is having great difficulty in getting to sleep.
He also insists that "we are completely opposed to military intervention in politics: the soldiers should remain in their barracks".Mr Kilicdaroglu expresses proper concerns about the autocratic rule of Mr Erdogan's AK party.
The quite proper concern of government for efficiency and targets and accessibility has its place.
And yet revenge also suggests a proper concern for the dead.
And that is why the State Department, in condemning the ambush this week, also expressed proper concern about the state of siege.
When it comes to footwear, she implies, beauty is secondary... and comfort is the proper concern of the dowdy.
Testifying before a subcommittee of the Senate Commerce Committee in 1982, he said: "Truth is the government's only proper concern in the regulation of advertising practices.
