Sentence examples for proper fact from inspiring English sources

Form an independent unit that has an outside junior counsel, Ken Macdonald, a great and good type, a serious forensic criminal barrister, internal counsel, proper fact checkers etc in it.

The statutory factors do, however, provide substantial guidance to courts undertaking the proper fact-specific inquiry.

I think the speed of publishing makes it really difficult to have access to proper fact-checking and to not have to play into this echo chamber where you are just trying to get someone to click quickly.

The New Yorker film critic David Denby has deplored Urwand's use of the term "collaboration" as "scholarly sensationalism", and has taken Harvard University Press to task for publishing the book without proper "fact-checking".

Mr Riaz's story about Mr Arsalan was run without proper fact-checking, first by the country's biggest media house, which owns Jang newspaper and the Geo news channel, which tends to set the agenda.That interview that ran on Dunya (in Urdu) has become a scandal in itself.

Given the proper facts, criteria, and procedures, was the decision a reasonable one?

Nevertheless, she says, patients must have the proper facts to make informed decisions.

But the head of Russia's Federal Aviation Agency, Aleksandr Neradko, told Russian TV that such talk was premature and "not based on any proper facts".

This is one classic argument against allowing women proper access to emergency contraception, and based on actually rather unpleasant suspicion, not proper facts.

They knew times can blind us to certain truths and later generations can see that laws once thought necessary and proper in fact serve only to oppress.

Detailed discussions during the confirmation process on issues that might come before a judge are not proper; in fact, they would in all likelihood require recusals from the cases discussed.