Sentence examples for properly coined from inspiring English sources
And so there is this longstanding tradition of what has been phrased, and I think properly coined, a "war on dissent" in this country and that war has been intensified not only under President Bush, but it continues so even to this day.
The coin shouldn't fall and, if you do it properly, the coin should bend.
And one of the Tories' rising stars, Jesse Norman, who coined the term "crony capitalism", has set out a reform plan to return to "properly governed markets" in the wake of the 2008 crash.
This process is coined "cooptimization".
This article was amended on 25 May 2012 to clarify that Henry Fairlie is more properly credited with defining the term "the establishment" than with coining it.
If a coin is categorized as a security, it has to follow all relevant securities law, such as registering with the authorities and ensuring that people buying the coins are properly accredited and vetted.
A major objection by critics was that Barber had lowered the relief of Warner's badge to ensure the new coins met the standards of circulating coins and could stack properly; critics saw this as unnecessary as the coins were to be merely souvenirs, unlikely to enter circulation.
In May 1854, Snowden sent Guthrie a letter stating that the difficulties with an annular coin, especially in getting the coins to eject properly from the press, were more than trivial.
On July 21 , 2011 a jury decided that the coins had been properly seized by the Federal government.
