Sentence examples for propriety of such from inspiring English sources

(Federal judges in Oregon and Virginia have come to opposite conclusions on the propriety of such actions).

And if anyone questions the propriety of such an activity for a man of Delson's years and responsibilities, he can explain that he is "Field-testing".

The matter raised enough questions, however, that the service asked the Defense Department's inspector general several months ago to review the propriety of such consulting arrangements.

Archaeologists are divided over the propriety of such articles, with some arguing that they can give unprovenanced artifacts a sheen of legitimacy.

For example, the Court's ruling in the medical-marijuana case, in June, did not directly address the propriety of such treatment, only the question of whether the power to regulate it belonged to the federal government or the states.

A Yale study released a year after the court's foundation wrote "the fact that strong private interests are making significant financial contributions to the court has caused many criminal justice officials to voice questions about the propriety of such contributions.

WHEN Forbes magazine splashed a marijuana leaf on its cover last month, John Buffalo Mailer weighed the propriety of flaunting such images in public.

The Nov. 13 announcement that the Obama administration would prosecute Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the avowed mastermind of 9/11, and four other 9/11 suspects in federal court in Manhattan ignited intense political debate over security concerns and the propriety of bringing such cases in civilian courts.

But the question of whether bigger breasts will make a teenager or preteenager more confident, and the propriety of running such an advertisement in a magazine catering to a young audience has been cause for debate among the editors and publishers of magazines for teenagers.

Moreover, they appear to use this information in appraising the tradeoff between safety and benefit when making decisions about the propriety of prescribing such drugs for enhancement as distinguished from restoration.

It is, as I have elsewhere said, only the spark which discharges a gun already loaded and pointed; and there is little propriety in speaking of such an accident as the cause why the bullet hits its mark".