Make it proper

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

No. Does it make it proper?

The issue is confined to the single question of whether the evidence for the state makes a prima facie case of guilt sufficient to make it proper to hold the party for trial.

As a red wine of coastal Tuscany, it is Morellino based for sure, but its origin, what makes it proper to this coastal place, has been the inclusion of other local grapes, Alicante along with Canaiolo Nero.

That's what makes it proper!".

Cross accepted Sifton's offer, telling the public that Sifton's new railway policy "made it proper for me to support and join his government".

In the meantime, hopefully the commission will be able to find some common ground before it has to make its proper recommendations at the end of next year.

The increasing relevance of environmental issues for the Spanish economy, its unemployment problem and the uniqueness in its innovation structure make it a proper and interesting context to investigate green innovation dynamics.

The stable chemical properties make it be proper to a range of metal material applications.

He has already had to re-invent the BBC Trust to make it a proper guardian of the World Service.

But Cas will have plenty of support at the DW Stadium, which should hopefully make it a proper cup occasion.

Some investment, such as building a new runway and terminal at Haneda, the airport closest to Tokyo, to make it a proper international one, will raise productive growth.