Sentence examples for propriety of it from inspiring English sources
The -- there was a manual recount there; the court did not pass on the propriety of it.
Atterbury's lawyer, Kevin Byers, who was romantically involved with Reynolds, opened the trial by declaring that the case was about "chronic pain treatment, propriety of it, the availability or unavailability of it in America".
On my recent visit to the newly reopened Ralph Lauren store, which houses all the company's men's lines, I half expected to see Frank Muytjens, Jack Spade, Michael Bastian and the like lined up on prayer mats outside, basking in the refracted propriety of it all, taking inspiration for 2012 collections.
He wasn't so sure: "I am quite seriously discussing the propriety of omitting it".
The paper's editors had held onto the scoop for more than a year, weighing the propriety of publishing it.
Kennedy apparently secured the great news through enterprise and if there had been any question as to the propriety of releasing it censorship should have intervened before the news was processed and not afterward.*.*
One can see how the Swedish Academy might have resisted giving the prize to a local boy out of some sense of propriety, so it's great to see that sense of propriety give way to a more proper sense of the proprietary.
When examining the propriety of office pools, it is thus important to look at the relevant law.
But these two profoundly afflicted and original women never ventured past the white-gloved propriety of their sustaining myths; it was four years before they were on a mutual first-name basis.
Indeed, one of the fundamental propriety of Cassandra is that it scales linearly by simply adding commodity server nodes.
O'Fallon argues: Rather than seize the opportunity presented by More, John Marshall ducked.... Without questioning the soundness or propriety of Marshall's decision, it is worth noting that the Court had previously entertained criminal appeals from the district without raising any such jurisdictional problem.
