Such proprieties can seem overly decorous, given how unbridled the proceedings have become.
She devoted herself to recording her relationships with such figures as Gertrude Stein, John Reed, and Walter Lippmann, with little regard for propriety or privacy.
The mechanism through which SDF-1α can regulate such different proprieties as migration and adhesion (implicated in homing) is not clearly established.
A meeting in Bury at the Eagle & Child public house on 29 September 1790 secured an agreement that "the utility of this scheme nevertheless cannot with propriety be ascertained until such time as it has been certified, from whence and in what proportion the proprietors of the intended navigation expect to draw their resources of water".
Back in March, when he raised money for the first time in office, the White House was peppered with questions about the propriety of such an event, given the country's unemployment rate and bleak economy.
On Badakhshan TV, sex scenes are edited out in accordance with Islamic propriety.
Many attorneys and physicians with entire propriety wear afternoon coats.
'Principium' is a noun and, as such, might be expected to pick out a common nature, but although a unity, a point, a source and a heart can all be called 'principium' with equal propriety, there is no common nature involved.
There's an adorable little girl who behaves with perfect propriety at all times that is her central concern.
As such, the moral propriety of the DRR has nothing directly to do with its usefulness in furthering, or discouraging, particular policy aims.
