Sentence examples for properly regard from inspiring English sources

Left to themselves, children properly regard almost everything as toys and do not consider long-term benefits or hazards.

"The regulator has shown a careless disregard for the best interests of consumers, businesses and the wider economy through its refusal to properly regard the competitive distortion created by allowing one operator to run services before the ground has been laid for a fully competitive 4G market," a company spokesperson said.

And there was no denying the handful of young Pi Phi's who no doubt found sexy his being, for the lack of their ability to properly regard him, the "strong and silent type".

The more we dress African, the more our clothing can be properly regarded as fashion.

The HPGR is properly regarded as one of the most important recent developments in the field of size reduction.

Partly, this is true of all properly regarded medieval art and design, from the time before Giotto and Duccio began insinuating personal style into painting.

This issue belongs with the American Academy of Pediatrics, since sensory problems in a healthy child are more properly regarded as issues of growth and maturity.

Nephrite is a silicate of calcium and magnesium belonging to the amphibole group of minerals and is properly regarded as tremolite.

[C2.] Merck to Study Handling of Vioxx The board of Merck has appointed a special committee of seven outside directors to investigate whether the company acted properly regarding Vioxx, the arthritis treatment the company withdrew from the market in September.

For the purely personal reasons of a mere millionaire, he rightly envisages the political peace of Europe as a public financial necessity and properly regards vulgar trade as a higher envoy than refined plenipotentiaries.

As a regulator, Mr. Clement said, the F.C.C. properly regarded NextWave's failure to make its payments "as a proxy for determining that continued possession of the licenses was not in the public interest".