Sentence examples for proper job of from inspiring English sources

This is the proper job of the special master.

To my mind, the Lords did their proper job of reviewing legislation coming from the Commons, confirmed both by Conservative MPs and Osborne himself.

He argued that the Treasury used the level of free movement within the EU as an excuse "not to do a proper job" of controlling borders overall.

Jowell thinks it better, these days, to make a proper job of explaining and delivering the ideals of the Big Society, that damaged David Cameron wheeze which she described as a "progressive ambition".

But Moore is convinced that we now have a window of opportunity to fund a local journalism that takes advantage of digital tools in order to do a proper job of holding power to account.

"It dawned on me that by the time she got old enough to be interested and to understand my story, I'm going to be too old to do a proper job of telling it".

After 15 years of rather messy floating, characterized by high short-term volatility and by large long-term exchange-rate movements, there is a strong urge to get a better managed system.The IMF, desperately short of a proper job to do, dreams of becoming custodian of a system in which the SDR is pivotal.

"You can't get a proper job, regardless of your talent and your experience and your skills because of that one piece of paper.

"A lot of them are already in good health, already have a proper job, some of them have also married and have a new family," he said.

Much more concerning than what school our politicians went to is surely the number of them that studied the same subject (PPE) at one University Oxfordd) and then never really had a proper job outside of politics.

Back in 2009, Johnson brought into question Paxman's "elephantine" salary, asking him: "Why don't you get yourself a proper job instead of just sitting around telling politicians what to do all the time?" "The usual convention, Boris, is that I ask the questions," Paxman fired back.