If there was a proper law, people would not have to do these things".
Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, rushed to Miller's constituency in Basingstoke, Hampshire, last night to call for a proper law allowing voters to recall MPs, such as Miller, found guilty of serious misconduct.
Remember how you said we needed a proper law that specifically gives us power over broadband providers?
If you don't have a proper law saying you can regulate information services, the court said, you can't just apply one you think is close enough.
It should be replaced by a proper, law-abiding and practical world security organization, whose existence is already implicit in what the U.S. and its allies are trying to do in the world.
It's time for the United States to stop breaking bad and behave like a proper, law-abiding member of the international community.
And then, an adaptive finite-time control law with a proper update law is designed to guarantee the occurrence of the sliding motion in finite time without relying on a priori knowledge of uncertainties and external disturbances.
This was 1997, and my mother-in-law was a very proper, law-abiding woman, a graduate of Bryn Mawr College in the 1950s.
Haugen believes that the biggest problem on earth is not too little democracy, or too much poverty, or too few anti-retroviral AIDS medicines, but, rather, an absence of proper law enforcement.
"The Enforcer" (January 19 , 2009 In this unforgettable Reporter at Large, Power follows the missionary-activist Gary Haugen, an evangelical Christian who "believes that the biggest problem on earth is not too little democracy, or too much poverty, or too few anti-retroviral AIDS medicines, but, rather, an absence of proper law enforcement".
Furthermore, Brinson's constitutive law of the superelastic SMAs and Hertz contact law are revised based on the refined phase version of the free energy function and a proper bridging law wherein, distributions of the SMA phases are considered to be both localized and time-dependent.
