Sentence examples for properly opened from inspiring English sources

Thousands have been banned from public office under a lustration law.In Slovakia, led by the autocratic Vladimir Meciar for much of the 1990s, it took until 2004 for files to be properly opened.

He went on to explain that it was Annie who had properly opened his eyes to Emerson when she said, years earlier, "What you have to understand, Bob, is that Emerson is wild".

"The accounts are not being properly opened up to scrutiny".

Carding constitutes the last operation in which the cashmere fibres can be properly opened.

We really could - and we could probably spend even more time on that second idea if we properly opened our eyes and found some gratitude.

The dimensions of this world are properly opened up and disclosed by the text" ([ 31] p. 87 88).

Tougher competition rules and dynamic regulators should keep markets properly open.

"There was nothing on tackling regulated professions and properly opening up this vital element of the single market.

Each courtyard is encircled by rooms – handy for a spot of voyeurism once Out properly opens in the next few days.

The story properly opens with "Nightside the Long Sun" (1993), although certain key events can be traced back to Wolfe's four-volume series "The Book of the New Sun," published in the early 1980's.

I'm not saying my bowels don't turn to water as we get close to properly opening [next week] – but as a process, it was actually very pleasant".