Sentence examples for properly propose from inspiring English sources

So if the data model contained the proposition that there has been an outbreak of weird and irrational behavior in Washington, one couldn't properly propose a theory involving demon possession to explain it.

He replied that, offhand, he didn't see how the Supreme Court could declare a properly proposed and ratified Constitutional amendment unconstitutional.

Because the perfect phylogeny cannot handle heterozygous site properly, we propose a novel utility of the multistate phylogeny in modeling heterozygosity in QTL mapping.

10 A.M. (CNN) FAREED ZAKARIA GPS Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, discusses the situation in Syria, the possibility of Iran's striking Israel, the strength of the Chinese Army and whether the United States military will be able to defend the nation properly, given proposed budget cuts.

In order to work properly, the proposed mechanism needs the support of a routing metric and a bandwidth estimator.

This means that 60%% of the nodes were in the standard range and were working properly as proposed by Dupont (1979) and Bonnin (1986).

The reduced funding levels, if adopted by the Senate, would make it difficult for the agency to properly test proposed changes to the next census that they say could save $5 billion.

These must be properly estimated to propose different configurations or to evaluate the efficiency of the installation.

In order to guarantee that users with absolute delay requirement Ď m and maximum outage delay probability requirement ξ ⌣ m will be satisfied, the authors of [36] propose to properly set the values of χ m (t) as χ m ( t ) = - log ( ξ ˇ m ) Ď m, (42).

He should call lawmakers back to Albany immediately to create an independent commission to draw districts properly as he proposed earlier this year.

During Dmitry Medvedev's speech on Thursday, Twitter teemed with mocking messages using the hashtag #жалкий (pathetic) and more fotozhabas were made on the spot, mostly criticising the president's inability to properly implement the proposed measures.