Sentence examples for proper register from inspiring English sources
She needs to introduce a proper register of lobbyists.
Come on, let's go.' " Anthea Bell's acute, vibrant translation grants every word and mood its proper register.
Establishing a proper register, says Mr Papalexopoulos, would be "the single most effective way to kick-start growth throughout Greece".All this requires firm leadership, however, and Mr Papandreou is, in the eyes of many, failing to provide it.
11 Currently, there is no proper register of dialysis catheters in China containing epidemiological data about catheter-related complications, risk factors and patient characteristics.
A proper binding of a dsRBD to a nucleic acid duplex is determined by a proper "register fit" of the dsRBD into three successive duplex grooves, which is in turn largely determined by the duplex form.
In trying to address issues with in-coming health personnel, disaster response stakeholders have put forward a recommendation that the relevant Emergency Management Office should work closely with the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) and other external organizations to ensure that all personnel are registered and that a proper register of in-coming support is maintained.
Other orders included making sure staff knew child protection procedures, took proper registers and had first aid arrangements.
The states -- Minnesota, Wisconsin, Maine, Idaho, Wyoming and New Hampshire -- let voters with proper identification register and vote on Election Day.
Moreover, some hospitals did not have proper stock registers of equipment, furniture or instruments.
Goldman believed that the investigation was groundless, and so felt Mr Tourre was "fit and proper", as the register requires, to work in the UK.
In order to register proper diffraction patterns with a reduced noise-signal ratio, the patterns need to be registered with the minimum probe size, which increases the electron dose in almost three orders of magnitude as depicted when comparing Fig. 3e, h.
