Sentence examples for tried properly from inspiring English sources

Israeli officials confirmed that the arrests had been made, while expressing skepticism that the men would be tried properly or detained long.

Consequently, we have the anomalous situation of a jury verdict in a case tried properly by then-prevailing constitutional standards being set aside because of legal developments that occurred long after the North Carolina conviction became final.

It was an argument that resonated widely in the 1960s, when Marxist intellectuals could still believe that a realistic alternative to capitalism existed, could still argue that "true" Marxism hadn't been tried properly.

"Maybe while he's at the crease Fletcher will make some injudicious phone calls to an ageing actor and the victory money will be taken off the SS and handed over to the plucky Englanders, who would have won, had Johnny foreigner played fair and not tried properly," says Matthew Cobb, who by his own admission has been drinking.

Now here was a golden opportunity to try again, and to try properly.

"I did want to try properly, I didn't want to mess about, so when Peter started laughing at me I was upset.

You could also try "properly" curled ringlets.

If any of them had tried to properly understand the issue and asked the right questions, they would find the 59percentt figure understates the problem as it's only an average for the City as a whole.

Provided those accused of terrorist crimes are properly tried in ordinary courts, properly convicted and then properly incarcerated in what any country would acknowledge to be decent conditions, the European judges are hardly going to object.

I'm quite surprised no-one has tried to properly lay one on him yet.

Once they settled somewhere, they could try again properly.