However, The Times's standards of propriety required that one word be changed.
"A fee of this magnitude probes the limits of propriety and requires the courts to rule whether the practice of law, which bars attorneys from accepting unreasonable or illegal fees, will permit counsel to enjoy such a windfall".
The disarray of the tobacco people was compounded as a result of a declaration made by their own representative at a hearing of the Federal Trade Commission on July 2nd concerning the propriety of requiring a health warning to be included in all cigarette advertising.
plaYce is attempting to bridge this gap through a propriety graphics rendering technology that requires no-download yet still delivers high graphics quality and fast frame rate, right within the browser.
At its worst, so-called political correctness is infuriatingly pious, and is a mirror of what it opposes: aesthetic correctness, the view of literature that requires a set of rules and proprieties as stuffy and self-regarding as those of the petty aristocrats and bourgeois arrivistes Jane Austen mocked so lethally.
Still, the nighttime spike requires delicacy among retailers: for reasons of propriety, they do not want to be seen as encouraging drunken shopping, and many people who inadvertently buy products in that state would most likely return them at high rates.
Lobbying does not operate in a vacuum – it requires the lobbyists and the lobbied to act with propriety, good faith and common sense".
Washington felt, "Aides de camp are persons in whom entire confidence must be placed and it requires men of abilities to execute the duties with propriety and dispatch".
Of course, if propriety and taste were required in ice dancing, it would have been tossed from the Olympics years ago.
Would propriety and tradition really require him to step aside from his work during his wife's term in office, as Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton gave up their jobs to move to Washington with their partners?
