Use proper English You're regarded as a freak

Lack of proper pricing also encourages profligate use and wastage.

The underworld can always use good men with the proper recommendations.

The training was to increase extension in the proper use of water resources.

(f) Assessment of environmental sensitivity and proper land use of coastal urban areas.

It also concentrates efforts to ensure the lawful and proper use of licensed firearms.

3. General Assembly resolution 51 243 contained proper guidance on the use of gratis personnel.

Senior officers need to be more diligent in ensuring the proper use of the registers.

Use this to align the current line or block of text to its proper indent level.

And I'll meet the proper man with the proper position, and make a proper wife who can run a proper home and raise proper children.

Next, we need proper science, proper evidence.

The effort to use these chips represents savings in terms of the proper use of charcoal through the utilization of what would otherwise be thrown away as waste

A decision to use cluster weapons during an operation is therefore taken at the proper level with all necessary safeguards.

Difficulties were also faced in some countries with regard to the proper use of force and firearms and reporting thereon.

Proper?

Hey, barman, a proper drink for a proper triggerman.

While weighing, use proper measurements in the exchange of your property. This is fair and will be better in the end.

While weighing, use proper measurements in the exchange of your property. This is fair and will be better in the end.

A proper kite needs a proper tail, don't you think?

If I had been you, I'd have long since taken out that blade you hold and put it to its proper use.

Finland Proper

Yes, proper.

Proper names.

The inspectors have been trained to provide training in turn to all teachers so that proper use may be made of this tool.

The use of fuelwood for household cooking and heating can also cause health hazards and respiratory illness, especially in small spaces without proper ventilation.

Well, proper trooper!

Wear proper shoes

fit and proper.

Good and proper!

The Committee regrets the absence of training for the police in human rights and in the proper use of riot equipment, such as rubber bullets .

That's all quite proper.

You need proper food.

Court deems it proper

Now we're proper officers.

a proper little aborigine.

Take your proper places.

It adds that the complaints that were rejected were given thorough and rational consideration, and that the author did not make use of the proper remedies.

The First Congress considered the possibilities of open penal and correctional institutions, the selection and training of prison personnel and the proper use of prison labour.

Nevertheless, the proper use of consultants requires strengthening of control at the central and departmental levels, as this is an area subject to misuse and abuse.

appellation a proper name term, such as the name of an agency or other proper entity

The way to find a proper nanny is to go about it in a proper fashion.

The building of a critical mass of competent scientists and engineers is prerequisite to carrying out research and development and making proper use of science and technology.

It should also consider proper mechanisms to rescue that much abused term from those who use it as a pejorative term for any dissent from their policies.

He needs proper medical attention.

This is the proper setting.