Sentence examples for proper to run from inspiring English sources

Nor regulators on both sides of the Atlantic, who are no longer considering whether James Murdoch should be deemed "fit and proper" to run a huge television group.

The committee they will face has been asked by Ofcom, the media regulator, to judge whether they are "fit and proper" to run BSkyB, Britain's most lucrative satellite television network.

Setting out a Liberal Democrat agenda for media reform, Clegg in a speech to the Institute of Government said he also wanted clearer definition on whether organisations, as well as individuals, could be deemed as not "fit and proper" to run media organisations.

— Jake, DUMBO @andylocal we can relate to the subway pic, we've thought about falling in those tracks, but we don't all associate with people with guns — Josh Polk (@ShirtlessJosh) 13 Dec 12 I guess the question I would ask to level the field even more is if it would still be proper to run the photo if there was no way it could be used for identification purposes.

Lord William Nimmo Smith's inquiry on behalf of the SFA last week deemed Rangers chairman Whyte "not fit and proper" to run a club and Rangers may face punishment for this for bringing the game into disrepute.

Just like you need proper nutrients to function, your used car needs proper gas to run.

He could hardly be thought a "fit and proper" person to run a Premiership club.

Finally a proper chance to run the rule over the White Wolves.

"The government should have created an environment to ease the situation and ensure proper security to run businesses," he said.

In other words – to answer the oft-posed objection – yes, you still need a "proper" PC to run Photoshop.

Sir Adrian Cadbury, author of a British report on corporate governance, has just written a guide to the proper way to run a family firm*.