Sentence examples for proper reckoning from inspiring English sources

Yet many Timorese want a proper reckoning.

They still have not done a proper reckoning, and the acrid scandal never ends.

Barr abets disinformation and public confusion, delaying a proper reckoning of the president's conduct.

The Unofficial Countryside is a proper reckoning, the Doomsday Book of a topography too fascinating to be left alone.

The absence of a proper reckoning after the 2010 defeat was a key reason Labour lost again five years later.

A proper reckoning of the war had been avoided by the generation of politicians who followed Franco's death in 1975, to smooth the transition to democracy.

He didn't reckon proper plumes happened under water.

Khan reckons proper planning can add up to £3bn to the night-time economy.

For Germany to take a proper part, he reckons, the main levers in Bonn should all be at finance, not shared with the traditionally more free-market economics ministry.Mr Stollmann, all for trimming the state and backing private enterprise, is fighting to keep his bastion at the economics ministry unweakened, and even hopes to add to it from the research and technology ministry.

But there are almost no proper scientists left who reckon we don't cause climate change.

He is not worried about the increase in arms-smuggling, drug-trafficking and other crime that the Russians fret about: he reckons a proper road will give him better control.As a lifeline for the Chechens, the road will remain precarious.