Sentence examples for properly founded from inspiring English sources
But the judges disagreed, ruling today that the directive was "properly founded" in EU law.
The judge concluded that Mr Mawer "did not consider and did not care whether or not the disciplinary proceedings against the claimant were properly founded".
NO2NP spokesman Simon Calvert said he was "delighted" with the court's decision, saying it "proves our concerns were properly founded".
Nearly every practical improvement in modeling human motion is well founded in a properly designed collection of data or datasets.
In both of these cases the Appellate Division properly concluded that the officers "founded suspicion" that criminality was afoot provided sufficient grounds for the search.
It is shown that a frame structure founded on a properly designed raft could survive the combined effects of slope failure and ground shaking, even if the latter is the result of a strong base excitation amplified by the soil layer and slope topography.
Only seven of the 13 teams could be properly called "expansion teams," that is, teams founded since 1990.
But it is more properly the St . Petersburg StateAcademic Symphony Orchestra, a group founded in 1967 as the Orchestra of Ancient and Modern Music and known briefly (from 1985 until the end of the Soviet era) as the Leningrad State Orchestra.
Reading Minster, or the Minster Church of St Mary the Virgin as it is more properly known, is Reading's oldest ecclesiastical foundation, known to have been founded by the 9th century and possibly earlier.
But the Global Conference, as it is properly shortened, will always be known to some simply as "Milken," in homage to the man who founded the Milken Institute, Michael Milken.
