Sentence examples for proper to their from inspiring English sources

Every society has processes by which children are taught the behaviour proper to their future roles, but often such teaching is not an overt or deliberate process.

One of the problems of public discourse is the mess that the left have got themselves into; they can no longer advocate what might be proper to their cause.

Hence the argument that, rather than mimic the modernised West, and rather than allow it to intervene in their affairs, as it has done through much of recent history, Muslims should create new forms of politics and government proper to their faith.

Decades of faux-populist and real-bigoted campaign strategies have empowered the most extreme wings of the party to the point that they are now capable of bending the party proper to their will, as the Tea Party movement demonstrated.

Record companies are no longer as responsive, and it is easy and sometimes proper to censure their crassness.

Furthermore, U.S. Gen. Douglas MacArthur ordered all Japanese forces in China proper to surrender their arms only to forces of the Nationalist government.

Despite the Chinese swimmers' checkered medicinal past, team officials complained this week that it was "unfair" and "not proper" to link their latest results with past drug use.

Victorian supreme court Justice Greg Garde on Wednesday ruled the transfer was unlawful because it "failed to give proper consideration to their human rights".

The prospect that these two visionaries would be able to deliver a proper conclusion to their masterwork made the resurrection of Twin Peaks so exciting.

Jimmy was not seeking financial gain but he did want, and never received, an apology, as well as some proper answers to their questions.

Dow disputes its liability and notes that its product had warning labels -- but says the companies that used it did not always communicate proper warnings to their employees.