Sentence examples for proper excuse for from inspiring English sources

"I don't think any of those reasons are a proper excuse for discussing policy on auditing teacher files in closed session". Joel Peterson, a member of LCUSD's governing board, said the board was "absolutely" justified in holding the meeting in closed session.

The Respect leader, who lost his Bradford West seat to Labour last month, pledged to use powers of compulsory purchase to seize homes that had been left vacant for a year without a "proper excuse".

A real Prince!" was a proper excuse.

But in a proper home, there is no excuse for not having a decent mini-library in the smallest room.

In federal court, lawyers for Wisconsin have called its election rules "voter friendly" compared with those of many states, and said the court's voter ID order was so lax that any excuse for lacking proper identification documents, including that "the DMV is haunted," was sufficient.

Many developing countries either haven't the resources or, when help is offered, the will to adopt proper standards, seeing them as an excuse for slowing down scientific exchange.

Without data, you are shooting in the dark, and given that today's data tools are more accessible than ever, businesses have no excuse for not having the proper analytics infrastructure to track their growth efforts.

As long as you have something sturdy to hold on too, not even bad weather is an excuse for not taking on proper exercise.

For instance, lack of proper fire protection should not be an excuse for not recording a reduction of carbon stock in a country's carbon accounts.

What must be done is to restructure banking, decisively remoulding the too-big-to-fail excuse for inaction and re-establish the proper prudential price of money.

While it was proper for Governor Northam to apologize, there is no excuse for this type of photograph then or now.