Sentence examples for properly lead from inspiring English sources

"Using this opportunity, I urge the president to humbly implement government reforms and properly lead the country," he said.

It is, he says, the only movement that can properly lead the Jewish people and attain peace with its neighbors.

An artist could properly lead the bohemian life, alongside nude models, raucous painters and their mistresses, and the "regulars, wits and bums" that Julian MacLaren-Ross described.

But it's certainly not impossible if your organization makes the investment to properly lead inclusion as a growth strategy.

When announcing her campaign, she argued that only a Brexiteer could properly lead the country through its departure from the EU.

The Daily Telegraph called the book a "a searing indictment of how New Labour, and to some extent the military's high command, failed to properly lead, fund and equip the armed forces for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan".

Despite its considerable regenerative capacity, continuous and various exposures to xenobiotics, environmental pollutants, and chemotherapeutic agents could suppress and possibly overcome the natural protective mechanisms of the liver, leading to liver malfunction and later if it is not treated properly leads to injury.

Mankind is malleable, if properly led.

They are not properly prepared, properly sustained, properly led or properly trained to act as police, gendarmerie and army.

I just do my best to ensure they're ready, trained, equipped and properly led in every situation.

They point to evidence that India's bureaucrats, when properly led and held accountable, can function well.