What was important, Paisley explained, was "a proper practice between us".
"It's a proper practice where both the victim and offender have to agree to the process.
But that does not make it a proper practice, in the view of Ed Perkins, a syndicated travel columnist and longtime consumer advocate.
"She and her mother conducted themselves in a dignified way at a time questions about this as a proper practice were beginning to be raised," Mr. Bogdan said in an interview.
This, from one poster, is typical: "They churn out accounts at rock-bottom prices without checking a thing, and often use staff who simply couldn't get a job in a proper practice.
I understand today this was not a proper practice.
Though he rose to prominence through a proliferation of murals and other uncommissioned public art projects from his native Italy to China and North Africa, since 2007 RUN has made his home London, where, like many artists of his generation and background, he's been steadily working to manifest his vision in a proper studio practice, bringing it, so to speak, in off the street.
It thus becomes crucial to include the Nazi era psychiatry experience as well as others, all be them of lesser scale and magnitude, in ethics training as an example of proper practice gone awry.
Boston's Bobby Valentine, who managed Ventura with the Mets, said Ventura had an uncanny sense of the proper practice drills, once redesigning the Mets' wheel play on the fly.
Therefore, identifying potentially efficient, low-cost and locally available filter media as an adsorbent is critical for proper practice of environmental management by tanning industries.
