Examples of using Is right and proper in English and their translations into Finnish
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That is right and proper.
Lsudstyr that guarantees our game is right and proper.
It is right and proper for the programme to be divided into five parts.
It must succeed and it will succeed because it is right and proper.
This is why it is right and proper that we should be committed to making offers here.
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Those people who want to have an immediate impression of our parliamentary proceedings can do so, and that is right and proper.
This is right and proper, as it involves the familyand the well-being of children.
I see a change ofstrategy between the working paper and the present report, and that is right and proper.
That is right and proper and I am very glad that we have reached this stage.
Many of them do not end up in the final documents but people- and this is right and proper- spend time thinking about the different positions.
Mr President, it is right and proper that the European Union should focus strongly on human rights issues.
As regards the representatives of the Spanish presidency, it is right and proper that they are here todayand I thank them for coming.
It is right and proper as paragraph 38 states that we should give support post election to new Parliaments.
With the recent problems with the cartoons it is right and proper that we remember the painful history of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
It is right and proper for us to assume our responsibility for the success of a stableand democratic Iraq.
Today we are rightly putting all the other amendments to the vote separately after adopting the overall decision;which I feel is right and proper.
In writing.-(DE) I think it is right and proper that the European Parliament is speaking with one voice.
So that Mrs Harms does not criticise me again straight away,I would like to make clear to her that I am not criticising this fact- I believe it is right and proper.
What is right and proper in principle could prove to be wrong and disastrous in practice.
The deletion of the rule prohibiting sales below cost price,as demanded by the Economic Committee and taken up by the Legal Affairs Committee, is right and proper.
It is right and proper that the amendment that was put forward by the United Kingdom delegation was in fact passed.
A godly and moral obligation is then a course of action flowing from God through us that is right and proper towards others we are in relationship with.
It is right and proper that we make constructive proposals for the future handling of footand mouth outbreaks.
We will monitor the improvements which have been called for, and which have been pledged, benevolently but with close attention so thatthe 2001 discharge is right and proper, thus encouraging the COR to keep to the rules in future.
That is right and proper, for the increase in diseases related to poor nutrition and lack of exercise forces us to act.
My own amendment asks the Commission to take up this matter with the Romanian Government- which is right and proper- and also to report back to the government of Romaniaand- since I know that colleagues are concerned about this- to the European Parliament as well.
It is right and proper that in our resolution we also talk of money for the rehabilitationand reintegration of victims.
I would like to say a few things of an admonitory nature about public-private partnerships; it is right and proper that we should discuss these and focus on potential conflicts of interest, but we should be doing much more to get the business sector actually involved in our project.
It is right and proper and I support Parliament's desire to see Articles 95 and 152 of the Treaty employed to this effect.
We know that the leaders of the Ahmadinejad regime will be following this debate,which is why it is right and proper to say clearly to President Ahmadinejadand his supporters that the host of candidates for the 296 parliamentary seats- there are more than 7 000, of whom 2 000 are apparently being excluded- is a sure sign to us that he has his back to the wall in domestic politics.