Then again, Mr. Lanzmann also argues that "Shoah" is not really a documentary, and that "Holocaust" is "a completely improper name" to describe the Nazis' extermination of six million Jews during World War II.
Why is such a potentially effective strategy not being put forward?Alisdair FindlayCheltenham, GloucestershireTaking stockSIR – The Yes Bank scandal that hit India's stockmarkets recently has not "shaken" faith in the system ("Improper names", January 28th).
Solicitors must remove the names of those on the registry from their call lists or face penalties of $2,000 for each improper call.
The judge, John Goger of Fulton County Superior Court, said the appointment seemed improper because Mr. Campbell had named Cheryl Cofield-Fortoto a four-year term as a municipal judge even though she was not on a short list submitted by the city's judicial commission.
Mr. Kerins said the man, whom he declined to name, had done nothing improper.
It was also widely anticipated that a book named It's Grossly Improper would soon be released, containing embarrassing allegations about Dunstan's private life.
Based on these investigations, they tried to establish a system, based on the semantic structure of names (mingli lun 名理論, see Tang 1955: 66) that divided specific concepts from one another, in order to be able to identify the errors and misapprehensions that resulted from the improper use of names.
"Shoah," the word the rabbis came up with to name the Catastrophe, is still improper.
Don't exit just because the boss is named in a lawsuit over improper trading.
On Election Day, voters in traditionally Democratic areas encountered a variety of obstacles, among them Republican challengers at the precincts, the improper purging of names from voter rolls, and, the most serious, a scarcity of voting machines.
