Sentence examples for propriety of its from inspiring English sources

"The bowl organizer must 'follow the money' to a title sponsor regardless of the propriety of its name or else it will fail," explained Professor Carfagna.

Not only was that but a single year, but the commission regarded it as an abnormal year and the propriety of its ruling in that respect is supported by common knowledge of economic conditions at that time.

The NEC presides over Labour's rule book, guarantees the propriety of its selection process and helps to oversee policy development.

Gorsuch's presence at the hotel could look like an endorsement of the propriety of its ownership arrangements.

KPMG is Herbalife's outside auditor, and it has given the company clean audit opinions, but that does not preclude an investigation into the propriety of its accounting policies.

The propriety of its issue is dependent upon the circumstances of the particular case.' Virginian Ry. v. United States, 272 U.S. 658, 672, 673, 47 S.Ct.

He wasn't so sure: "I am quite seriously discussing the propriety of omitting it".

The bank said that it was "recently made aware of questions of propriety" concerning its actions in World War II and "began a vigorous examination of the historical records" and started consulting with Jewish organizations and experts to identify former customers or their heirs.

A Special Court of Common Council of the City of London was yesterday held in the Commercial Room No. 1, at the Guildhall (the Council Chamber being under repair), to consider the propriety of the Court pressing its sympathy with General Espartero, the Regent of Spain, its regret at the frustration of his plans for the benefit of his country.

During that conversation, you could inquire about the propriety of a school hoarding its vast endowment while forcing 18-year-olds to encumber themselves with $100,000 worth of debt.

Of course, our concern is with the substance of the resolution and not with any nice questions of propriety respecting its direct reference to the then Attorney General by name.