Sentence examples for properly led from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Then some well-meaning but misguided patriots took up the fight until they were properly led by the Communists, whose inevitable victory in 1949 started China's recovery.

Star speakers such as Condoleezza Rice, a former secretary of state, stressed American exceptionalism and suggested that the country could still be great if only it were properly led.

One serious near miss was at BP's huge oil refinery in Whiting, Indiana, in 2014, where failures to record data properly led to $258m in lost production, the report found.

"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.

Have I got that across to the reader properly?" leads to the old cliche of telling the reader something instead of showing it through characterisation or plot.

In patients with type I diabetes, insulin deficiency, if not recognized and treated properly, leads to severe hyperglycemia and to a marked increase in lipolysis (the breakdown of lipids), with a greatly increased rate of release of fatty acids from adipose tissue.