Sentence examples for and will appropriately from inspiring English sources

The law "recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy", he said in December 2000.

A spokesman for the bank said only that it "adheres to the strictest accounting principles in accord with international practice and will appropriately deal with cases like this one".

Judgment on the action, brought on grounds of privacy and breach of confidence, has been reserved; but informed sources predict that Ms Campbell is likely to win.Lord Justice Sedley, one of the three judges in the Douglas and Zeta-Jones case, went so far as to say: "The law recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy".

In attempting to combine two TV cultures in one new project, Dobbs and Price will, appropriately, need to utilise their highest skills of political diplomacy.

Leaders in the industry will again be pressed to propose and support rules and regulations that will appropriately protect the safety and soundness of a system upon which so many people across the world depend.

The Prepd Pack also benefits from a companion app that incorporates recipes from professional nutritionists and chefs that will appropriately fill the containers.

"It means that legislation will appropriately get bipartisan consideration, and that's good for all Californians," he said.

"We're taking all the steps necessary to determine who's been responsible and will act appropriately".

The school district said in a statement its lawyers are reviewing the letter and will respond appropriately.

These do not strike me as half-finished initiatives but rather as programs that have been crafted and will be appropriately carried out.

We understand that both the IOC and Locog are looking into this and will handle appropriately.