Sentence examples for properly bringing from inspiring English sources

For some 70 years it has used the mechanism properly, bringing abusive employers into line while respecting their right to legal appeals.

And outsourcing could, if done properly, bring costs down in a number of areas.

"The fact that the defendants have been acquitted does not mean the case was not properly brought to court.

I strongly disagree with the suggestion that William Roache and Dave Lee Travis have been properly brought to trial (Comment, 14 February).

They're pointless if the harmonies aren't properly brought out, or if they're played dishonestly or glibly.

Another problem is the need to elucidate the basis of a dynamic typology of religion in which phenomenology and history are properly brought together.

It is a vast and capricious reallocation of national income, which would be hooted down in the halls of Congress, were it properly brought to a vote.

Being properly brought up, I couldn't possibly bring myself to ask our host what was going on, but Sarah was not so squeamish.

But, since Able's avidity wasn't really established in Act I, Stoltz can't properly bring off this last acid betrayal.

Approximately 20 agents refused to sign and left the company without receiving any special benefits, and Allstate had contended that only they could properly bring a lawsuit.

Germanic thinking has it that children can only be properly brought up if the actual mother is cleaning and picking up.