Justin Bowden, the GMB's national officer for the care sector, disputed the claim that Southern Cross's landlords had held a proper consultation with staff and unions over the company break-up.
Adams had held it proper to retain the members of Washington's cabinet, except for cause; he found, in 1800 (after Washington's death), that they were obeying Hamilton rather than himself, and fired several of them.
Time, in the special theory of relativity, appears in two guises coordinate time, which has held center stage thus far, and proper time.
Although he could have held that the proper remedy was a writ of mandamus from the Supreme Court because the law that had granted the court the power of mandamus in original (rather than appellate) jurisdiction, the Judiciary Act of 1789, was still in effect he instead declared that the court had no power to issue such a writ, because the relevant provision of the act was unconstitutional.
Courts have held this to be proper procedure.
John Laughland: The case against Slobodan Milosevic would never have held up in a proper court of law.
Since we have held that upon a proper subsequent showing the plaintiff may be entitled to injunctive relief, it is appropriate that we answer here the defendant's argument that such relief is beyond the constitutional reach of Congress because the defendant uses the mark only in intrastate commerce.
On the other hand, some philosophers have held that true statements using a proper name to express that so and so might not have existed are unintelligible unless the relevant name refers to the object in all worlds, period.
Gamers have held onto their PCs and largely rejected newer platforms like tablet or browser as "new-fangled" and not "proper".
In Judaea proper the Jews seem to have been virtually exterminated, but they survived in Galilee, which, like Samaria, appears to have held aloof from the revolt.
