Sentence examples for so that proper from inspiring English sources

Cabinet decided to have Bowen tell parliament that it would legislate expeditiously for a "parliamentary commission of inquiry into various matters relating to the alleged conduct of Mr Justice Murphy" so that "proper consideration may be given to the question of possible misbehaviour".

Sometimes the bone is therapeutically refractured so that proper alignment may be achieved.

The computer system is connected to the hospital's business office so that proper charges can be made to each patient's account for services rendered and medicines provided.

The Runciman Commission in 1993 recommended that this section should be repealed so that proper debate could take place rather than "surmise and anecdote".

There is a need to institutionalize disaster management, experts say, so that proper infrastructure is put in place and periodic checks are carried out to see if it is operable.

Although the man would have to leave after breakfast the next day, at least it was one night out of the cold and a chance to be assessed, so that proper support could be put in place.

So that prevents proper cleaning.

So that language is perfectly proper.

OK, so that's not even a proper syllogism.

A small but spirited group of consumer lawyers has argued for years that the process of pooling residential mortgages into securities was so haphazard that proper documentation of the loans was never made in many cases.

Obviously, the articulation rate becomes so high that proper F0 control can no longer be executed.