The phrase "a proper license" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a valid and appropriate permit or authorization for a certain action or ownership. Example: In order to legally operate a vehicle, you must have a proper license from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The bus driver did not have a proper license.
Williams was not wearing a helmet, did not have a proper license, was in violation of his contract with the Chicago Bulls.
It has accused the team owner, Dan Borislow, of violating various operating rules, failing to pay bills, bullying players and briefly coaching the squad without a proper license.
The judge in the New York case ruled last year that Trump is personally liable for illegally operating a university without a proper license.
The police and State Liquor Authority officials inspected the club on Saturday and found a bar without a proper license, the police said.
The Miami police arrested Mr. Damiano in the raid and charged him with operating an incinerator without a proper license, a second-degree misdemeanor.
In a statement, BSkyB said: "The company is engaging with Ofcom in the process and continues to believe that it remains a fit and proper license holder, as demonstrated by its positive contribution to U.K. audiences, employment and the broader economy, as well as its strong record of regulatory compliance and high standards of governance".
But, as it reported its latest financial results, the broadcaster said: "The company is engaging with Ofcom in the process and continues to believe that it remains a fit and proper license holder, as demonstrated by its positive contribution to U.K. audiences, employment and the broader economy, as well as its strong record of regulatory compliance and high standards of governance".
Minutes earlier, at 47th Street, about two blocks from where a similar Apple Tours bus driven by a man without the proper license had struck and killed a man on Monday, another pedestrian also accosted the bus.
Lorenzo Smith, 23, a driver who said he was ticketed last week for driving a bus without the proper license, said the temporary shutdown was probably a good thing for him.
Mr. Valerio's offense dated back more than 20 years to a conviction for possessing a gun without the proper license.
