Sentence examples for support a proper from inspiring English sources

We can only hope that, this time, his pernicious diversionary tactics backfire: the Justice Department or Comey might come out and repudiate the President publicly, and more Republicans on Capitol Hill might find the spines to support a proper investigation of the Russia matter.

During the Revolution, when he told his officers to "be easy... but not too familiar lest you subject yourself to a want of that respect, which is necessary to support a proper command," he was doing nothing out of the ordinary.

If you don't know the answer (and you're not expected to know everything!), or don't have enough data to support a proper answer, then say so.

Facing the paucity of such cases, and the high level of expertise needed to implement ECMO support, a proper referral system becomes necessary and has been shown to be effective [7].

Rep. Lynch likes to make it out that he's always supported a proper review of the pipeline, but in reality, he's supported a number of measures in Congress that would have rushed approval of the Keystone XL pipeline by stripping away President Obama's authority to make a final decision on the project.

"I'd support a fit and proper persons test for care home ownership.

That's what your editorial of June 22 supported as a proper step toward the international struggle to end apartheid.

The obtained results, also supported by a proper statistical analysis, demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed approach for solving the tool change scheduling problem at hand.

Interestingly, improper rRNA processing in cfm4 mutants resulted in impaired ABA biosynthesis, which supports a notion that proper chloroplast function is required not only for active photosynthesis but also for ABA biosynthesis, both of which are required for normal plant growth [ 22].

Conditions for implementation of computer support were a proper system interface and adoption by the user.

Instead of being treated like failed supermarket shelf stackers, it is time their skills and commitment were rewarded with a living wage and real opportunities for good training, supervision, support and a proper career, rather than zero-hours contracts and minimal prospects.