Sentence examples for Appropriate taking from inspiring English sources

The administrative law judge may restrict further disclosure as he deems appropriate, taking into account the considerations set forth in paragraph (a) of this section.

If the rotator cuff is deficient and irreparable, an anatomically sized humeral head replacement is appropriate, taking care to preserve the coracoacromial arch.

to the extent practicable and appropriate (taking into account the resources and priorities of the Commission), assist public and private organizations or groups of manufacturers, administratively and technically, in the development of product safety standards and test methods.

"Women, on the other hand, are accused of being selfish for leaving motherhood too late". The London Women's clinic treats women with donor eggs up to the age of 54. "We don't have a national cut-off date in the UK, so we go with what we consider is appropriate, taking into account the welfare of the child.

"The reason we're not rushing to get married is because I don't feel appropriate taking advantage of a right that's denied to my [gay and lesbian] friends.

"The reason we're not rushing to get married is because I don't feel appropriate taking advantage of a right that's denied to my best friends," Bell told the Advocate early last year.

Somewhere around 1953, co-opt assumed a new meaning, to appropriate, take over, assimilate (Online Etymology Dictionary, http://www.etymonline.com).com

"Look white people, if you're gonna appropriate, take everything.

If any of these seem appropriate, take care to include them in your goodbye.[1].

Work hard, be a lifelong learner, and, when appropriate, consider taking responsible chances.

Making legitimate improvements to the program is appropriate, but taking an axe to it is not.