Sentence examples for properly conceived from inspiring English sources

Instead communism properly conceived is the abolition not only of private property but of property as such.

If properly conceived and executed, the bank could become a crucial factor in financing the nation's long-term infrastructure needs.

Cap-and-trade schemes to be certain must be properly conceived, as experience with the European Union's emissions trading system demonstrates.

In fact, a multi-speed Europe, properly conceived, could reduce some of the tensions inherent in countries' differing appetites for integration.

They do not typically re-analyse the data presented from scratch, contenting themselves with a sense that the authors' analysis is properly conceived.

Feasibly, that could involve the tax rate on the top earners rising now to 39.6% as the president insists, but being lowered again towards the end of 2013 by which time extensive tax reforms, properly conceived, could be introduced.

The forms and figures are like scars in the hide of a beast too big to properly conceive of, let alone see entire.

The question remains whether or not one can properly conceive of an organism as having a function extrinsic to its own being (as in Putnam's living-pencils example).

II, q. 5.   The question he raises there is not so much whether there are seminal reasons, for this is "admitted by all Catholic doctors" (Quodl. II, q. 5, p. 59, 16), but rather, how one is to properly conceive of them.

Although 3D radiological reconstructions have notably improved the display of brain aneurysms and have provided an important tool for neurosurgeons, there are certain cases where this information might be insufficient to properly conceive certain features of an aneurysm such as intraluminal thrombus.

But many interviews suggest that "Kid A" and "Amnesiac" are more properly understood as accidental twins, conceived song by song and becoming viable as cells organized in two separate bodies.