Sentence examples for proper relations from inspiring English sources

The proper relations between the classes could thus be restored.

The unresolved issue of proper relations between Islam and the state represents a chronic conundrum.

Once they make the change and they come in from the cold, you're going to have proper relations.

Her first book, "Private Lives, Proper Relations: Regulating Black Intimacy," will be published next year by the University of Minnesota Press.

For the proper relations between husband and wife, parents and children, the rules are spelled out in a book called "The Total Family," written by Edward Hindson, the family-guidance pastor of the church, and endorsed by Falwell.

Beneath debates about science and economics he found arguments about morality and the proper relations between humans and nature though those involved often do not, or will not acknowledge this.

Kennedy's famous 1960 campaign speech on the proper relation between church and state in American politics.

China's rapid urbanisation makes the issue of "the proper relation of present to past … particularly timely", said jury chairman Lord Palumbo.

All children's books take as their subject disorder and order and their proper relation, beginning in order and ending there, but with disorder given its due.

Defining the proper relation between religion and politics in Egypt is a complicated matter that can't be settled in haste or spite.

Nearby an "exploded" presentation of an actual chair shows all the parts that are made and put together in the film, suspended from wires, in proper relation to one another.