First, the rooms had to be returned to their proper functions, and some basic touch-ups were needed.
The big lesson from Kids Company is not to allow a powerful and charismatic leader to prevent you from exercising your proper functions.
The paper argues that the aetiological theory of proper functions in organisms and artifacts is inadequate as an account of proper functions in such 'Paley organisms' and defends an alternative organisational approach.
Interference in affairs of state by religious authorities was forbidden, but they were encouraged to see that Buddhism fulfilled its proper functions.
Taxing land values is not just an alternative means of funding the proper functions of the state, it would also allow for reductions in other taxes which penalise effort and undermine enterprise.
This harks back to Miss Rand's point, in "Atlas Shrugged," that the only proper functions of government, to protect man's rights, are the police department, the army and, "to settle disputes by rational rules, according to objective law," the courts.
It then went on to strike out three of Laxey's proposed resolutions, citing "clear legal advice that... under the Companies Act 1985 these resolutions trespass upon the proper functions of the board".
In the first kind of flight the coordinate time t coincides with the proper time τ (in relativistic sense) then the proper functions coincide with the coordinate functions.
However, circadian rhythm studies have noticed the importance of higher illuminance levels to stimulate human activities and the proper functions of body organs.
This tremendous growth, however, raised new questions about the proper functions of the school and the effectiveness for life, work, or intellectual advancement of current programs and means of instruction.
As UUK suggests, amending the legislation to require the OfS to "act in a manner compatible with the principles of institutional autonomy" would go a long way to establishing it as a body that was truly at arms' length from government while maintaining the capability to discharge its proper functions.
