Sentence examples for properly honor from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barata, however, argues that the entire 25-acre site should be preserved to properly honor wartime history.

Douglas Brinkley, an author and professor of history at Rice University, says he hopes the Kennedy Library finds a way to properly honor Robert Kennedy's legacy.

"We are privileged to properly honor the heroic actions of these brave soldiers," Louis Caldera, the secretary of the Army, said in making the announcement on Friday.

To be fair and equitable and properly honor the dead, there should be one easy rule — the present mayor and the present governors can read lines or names of victims; other politicians should watch in silence.

How can we properly honor Ellen V. Futter, who in 1993 left the presidency of Barnard College, took over the American Museum of Natural History and made it even better than many of our favorite childhood memories?

We can properly honor them not only by officially recognizing their heroism, but also by compensating them for the racism that they experienced both during and after military service.

After his visit, Mr. Lee told reporters that Mr. Suharto's legacy was not being properly honored.

"It's an outrage that Peter Tomich is not properly honored as a true Naval hero," he said.

Mr. Pataki said that he would do "everything in my power" to ensure that those who died in the attack were properly honored.

Although Mr. Feeney never played football then, he realized that now was the time to have a memorial blast for Mr. Bedini, a Westchester Sports Hall of Fame member whom Rye had never properly honored.

On the subject of Vicki generally, he said in a separate e-mail: "Vicki was a great source of love and support for my father, and she is working hard to ensure that my father's memory and legacy are properly honored".