Sentence examples for properly allowed from inspiring English sources

However, it may also be because the true cost of those pension promises is not being properly allowed for.

In June, a federal trial judge properly allowed a lawsuit challenging the town's actions on constitutional and statutory grounds to go forward.

But the problem that emerged during Tuesday's argument was the justices' evident concern that they lacked a basis for deciding whether, on the one hand, the Oregon courts had improperly allowed jurors to take into account the harm to nonplaintiffs, or on the other hand, had properly allowed consideration of the reprehensibility of the conduct by Philip Morris, a unit of Altria.

Grieving properly allows a child to cope much better with their loss.

With acid reflux, a sphincter in the esophagus fails to close properly, allowing food and stomach acids to rise back up.

For example, the United States is adhering to requirements that call for feeding the captives properly, allowing them to practice their religion, allowing them to send and receive correspondence and providing them with medical care.

Bombardier Recreational Products of Quebec is recalling about 33,700 of its 2008 12 Can-Am Spyder Roadsters because of a fire danger, according to a report the company filed with N.H.T.S.A. Bombardier said the fuel cap might not seal properly allowing vapors, which could catch fire, to escape.

Mr. Dimon and other bank executives argue that hedging, when used properly, allows financial institutions to offset the normal risks they face from economic or market shifts, and doesn't represent the kind of proprietary, directional bet that the Volcker Rule is intended to bar.

Understanding the meaning of an interface sign properly allows users go directly to the content of interest.

His strike came early in the second-half as the Gabonese defence failed to deal with a cross properly, allowing Magdy to sweep home from 12 yards out.

Additionally, the method is extended to handle two-way solid fluid coupling in a monolithic fashion including cases (in the appendix) where solids in close proximity do not properly allow for grid based degrees of freedom in between them.