Sod them and their "it's the decent thing".
It ran for three seasons, and then, in 1969, it did the decent, graceful thing and expired.
As it is, the decent but unspectacular "Copper" comes off as "Deadwood Cop," minus the Milch: It's more or less a police procedural with added corsets and waistcoats.
"It's the decent thing to do".
Will you help?" As I was eating her fish and chips, it seemed the decent thing to do.
It's the decent thing to do, no? love, zadie Until this episode, I'd thought of myself as a working-class girl who'd happened upon money, my essential character unchanged.
I have no wish to impugn the large majority of upright officers, but these statistics disclose a complaints system that fails to identify or punish the minority who abuse their office, and it serves the decent majority ill.
This allowed it to bypass Polish laws requiring anyone owning more than 25% of a firm to launch a takeover bid, and anyone with more than 50% to buy out minority shareholders.Pernod is now being taken to court by Agros shareholders determined to make it do the decent thing.
He then quoted his mentor, the left-wing Labour politician Aneurin Bevan, the architect of Britain's National Health Service: "Never underestimate the passion for unity in the party, and never forget that it is the decent instinct of people who want to do something".
And over the course of that phone call I came to several conclusions: that, for my sanity, I would have to give up the apartment and move out; that, because it was the decent thing to do, I would tell my roommates about Mac and me; and that, despite my anxiety, despite — or because of — his funny striped hat, I really, definitely, liked Mac.
