Sentence examples for properly passing from inspiring English sources

Had their generation somehow failed a younger one by not properly passing on history?

Could those opposed abstain rather than vote no, so the measure could be "properly passed and passed joyfully"?

If the assessment was properly passed, of course, an owner is required to come up with the money.

To the extent courts properly pass on the legality of counterterrorism policies, judges should rely instead on the ordinary tools of doctrine, statutory construction, and fact finding.

"If the state calls on someone to do his duty and carry out a law that has been properly passed, he must do it.

Even after Mousa's death, an order reminding troops of the ban was not properly passed down the chain of command.

If the record industry succeeds in its war on the value gap it will have to ensure that any windfall is properly passed through to the artists.

Tressel said that a lawyer, whom he did not name, informed him of the potential violations by e-mail in April 2010 and that he did not properly pass along the information.

But environmentalists argue that EU regulations allow the collection and recycling of material containing dangerously high levels of POPs, while information about chemical toxicity is not properly passed along the whole product lifecycle.

Mr. White said he inherited the bulk of his memorabilia from Evelyn N. Lincoln, Kennedy's devoted secretary and a friend of Mr. White, but there have been questions raised by the Kennedy family and the library about whether the items properly passed into her hands.

If those documents weren't properly passed along, then an investor who bought a piece of the mortgage or the company collecting those payments from homeowners, known as servicers, may not have the right to either the home or the mortgage.