He couldn't properly claim that he had elsewhere to be.
In the process, so Pirie argues, it created "the only cinematic myth Britain can properly claim as its own, and which relates to it in the same way as the western relates to America".
A lot of people who are independently wealthy cannot properly claim to belong to the leisure class any more: they are too nerved up to be leisurely and too heavily taxed to be completely relieved of the vulgar burden of finding a livelihood.
"I sat with John Major recently and I said he would quite properly claim all sorts of things from his premiership, but I look back and say that his greatest achievement was to change the face of sport in this country with the national lottery.
Ralph Lerner, a leading arts lawyer, who is a partner at law firm of Sidley Austin Brown & Wood in New York, said that "it would be very unusual for a large public charity like the Smithsonian not to have this form in their records, since the taxpayer would need the donee's signature on the Form 8283 to properly claim the charitable deduction".
The constructive empiricist can hence avoid saddling scientists with a commitment to the unobservable entities invoked in such explanations, properly claiming that such commitments are not licensed by the activity of science.
They also show poor insight from a man hoping to stretch the narrow expertise he can properly claim.
The PCC is threatening to kill whoever does their job properly, claiming that for every PCC life, two police officers have to go.
If Romney's tax returns revealed that he were one of those who received amnesty, he could still properly claim that "all taxes were paid, and that he complied with U.S. laws" on the basis of his not having been charged with a crime after he revealed his prior wrongdoing.
Religious people rarely follow their faith properly, despite claims to the contrary, and are usually more influenced by culture than scripture.
