It added: "We are confident that our application will stand up to the close scrutiny of the inquiry and that such a thorough examination will dispel concerns and provide greater confidence to the local community of the appropriateness and safety of these proposals".
The Guardian asked each of the big five about the appropriateness of linking bonuses to capital spending given the looming threat posed by climate change.
"These extensions have raised concerns about appropriateness," it said.
SIXTEEN years ago, National Review magazine devoted its cover to Rush Limbaugh the "leader of the opposition", as writer James Bowman called him.To a surprising number of conservatives there is a solemn appropriateness about [Ronald] Reagan's passing the torch to the 42-year-old former disc jockey and college dropout.
But it stuck, and it continues to have a certain appropriateness.
Whatever the merits of the building itself and even Alexandrian critics admit they sorely need a classy modern monument serious questions have been raised about the expense, appropriateness and utility of the library.
Now, perhaps more even than after the attack by a mad gunman ten years ago, which left Mr Schäuble a paraplegic in a wheelchair, he must be reflecting on the awful appropriateness of that simile.
"At the same time," he continues, "there was always some doubt about the necessity and appropriateness of the war [in Iraq] as a part of the larger so-called war against terrorism .The Dems of WarSome of the loudest doubters are currently running for office as Democrats.
One way to provide a suitable incentive could be a "purchase fund" into which donors would pay money, and which would be legally obliged to buy predetermined quantities of any vaccine that met a set of criteria about effectiveness and appropriateness.
Long abused for the appropriateness of his first name, the governor of California has already raised $21m for his re-election in 2002.
It is the broader fields of custom and appropriateness, too.
