Sentence examples for proper to answer from inspiring English sources
As the first order of business, the organization's new chief tells reporters that because there is an ongoing investigation, it wouldn't be proper to answer questions about the subject of that official inquiry.
I'm afraid I don't have the proper perspective to answer that.
The proper way to answer such concerns is to prove that universal values can still move the world community, by mobilizing global support for the democratic revolution that these young people have initiated.
But the proper framework to answer them is not constitutional, but statutory not the First Amendment, but antitrust law, the same antitrust law that regulates competition and protects consumers throughout the American economy.
Importantly, the current study may facilitate the selection of a proper mouse model to answer a particular research question in iron metabolism.
The proper approach to answering these deep questions is the application of the methods of science, including archaeology, neuroscience and evolutionary biology.
The Labor senators Penny Wong and Jenny McAllister repeatedly warned Lloyd that this was not a proper basis to refuse to answer the question.
Perhaps this year will be Elena Kagan's chance to demonstrate the proper manner in which to answer committee questions in a forthright, non-evasive, honest, judicially transparent way, so that we may, as a nation, finally have the Supreme Court confirmation conversation that we deserve.
Dr. Slochower cannot discriminate between forums in deciding whether or not to answer a proper and relevant question, if the State requires him to answer before every lawfully constituted body.
One significant flaw in the study of the effect of intercessory prayer on patients undergoing heart surgery is the assumption that the "proper" answer to prayer is always healing.
"Eni Aluko had to wait 18 months to get a proper answer to the very serious allegations regarding racism and bullying that she brought against the FA," added Collins.
