Sentence examples for thinks it proper from inspiring English sources

He has wooed civil libertarians, the young and blacks, defending the due-process rights of terror suspects, attacking rigid drug laws and clarifying (after some confusion) that he thinks it proper for civil-rights laws to cover private businesses.That makes Mr Paul hard to pin down.

Vito's friend DiMarzio is himself a "father" who thinks it proper to remind Catholics how to vote.

thought it proper to show.

In view of the impression that my earlier answer may have created, I think it proper to inform parliament thereof.

I am still struggling with the whole abortion issue and thought it proper to convey this in what I wrote".

The lowlights came from the Chelsea fans who thought it proper to boo United defender Rio Ferdinand's every touch in an odd show of support for the Blues' injured captain, John Terry.

At the time Mr Paul seemed to suggest that he did not think it proper for the federal government to order private businesses to drop racial discrimination, even if he himself deplored such racism.

"We supported the government's efforts to advance an arrangement with the Palestinians and neighboring countries, but we did not think it proper to stand with a stopwatch regarding this complex process.

The weather, on March 3, 1916, had been bitter and wet; a century on, the sun thought it proper to shine, as a token of early spring, in keeping with the celebratory mood.

During a special session about the Gaza crisis in the Israeli Parliament on Monday, the defense minister and leader of the Labor Party, Ehud Barak, addressed the soldier's parents, Aviva and Noam Shalit, saying, "I think it proper to emphasize here the strength of our commitment to Gilad's return home".

I have known all six of his predecessors as governor of the Bank of England and not one of them would have thought it proper to behave as he has done, particularly during the campaign when he joined in the chorus of scaremongering.