Cooper said the growing numbers of children returning to the area was disheartening after the closure of the Calais camp, when MPs had been led to believe a proper system of assessment had been put in place.
But, if, as I believe, a proper analysis of respondent's constitutional claim produces at most a violation of the standards laid down in North Carolina v. Pearce, supra, I agree with the Court, though not for the reasons it gives, that respondent's claim was not merged in his guilty plea.
Seminal producer Domaines Ott, which exclusively crafts high-end rosés, wants the category to become "a real third color of serious wine" and believes a proper vessel is needed to convey that.
If all this sounds familiar, then yes, they tend to read the Guardian, and as you may have guessed, they're tired of things they have always believed in – a proper living wage, generous public services and an end to benefit cuts and austerity – being ridiculed as pie in the sky.
It is believed that a proper selection of features significantly affects the classification performance.
He believed that a proper understanding of the natural world would promote human progress and eventually bring about the Christian Millennium.
But Leon County Judge L. Ralph Smith Jr. dismissed the suit, saying that he too believed a criminal complaint was the proper course.
We believe that a proper work/life balance is necessary to achieve happiness and success.
We believe that a proper application of the correct standard of review here indicates that the District Court did not abuse its discretion.
"But we also believe in a proper work/life balance for the drivers who are delivering that service, and that is something which TfL is failing to deliver".
