Americans adopted a kind of muscle-through-it approach, exemplified in the TV series "24" by the female President staunchly (and, we're meant to think, appropriately) telling her aide, after her son's death, "Grief is a luxury I can't afford right now".
"I think they appropriately hugged that line," Mr. Putnam said in a telephone interview.
"Antitrust law is now, and I think quite appropriately, focused on identifying where there might exist a particular competition problem in the sense of the creation of economic power in certain markets.
different people come to us with different ideas all the time, and we mentioned the example of the INQ phone in the past, and I think you appropriately said that it isn't some massive big thing, and the reality is we don't think it is a massive big thing either, but it is cool and actually a lot of people bought it.
And then the question is: different people come to us with different ideas all the time, and we mentioned the example of the INQ phone in the past, and I think you appropriately said that it isn't some massive big thing, but it is cool and actually a lot of people bought it.
"I think I'm appropriately aggressive," he said.
"I think people are appropriately concerned, but there's a sense that things will get fixed quickly," said a former White House official who stays in touch with colleagues.
"I think it is appropriately their job to tell the owner what is in the best interests of selling the units," he said.
"I think the court appropriately found the board has acted properly in creating certain regulations to deal with the 10,000 people who live there," he said.
Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn applauded the new plan in remarks before the vote, saying that while she understood residents' concerns, "I think this plan appropriately balances the need of an important university to grow and expand — which is good for our city — with the historic neighborhood it's in".
