Sentence examples for appropriate acts from inspiring English sources

Dropping a one-tonne bomb as part of a "targeted assassination" or blowing oneself up as a suicide bomber in retaliation are both seen as morally appropriate acts.

In judgment, Lord Tomlin backed his fellow peer: "Every man is entitled to order his affairs so that the tax attaching under the appropriate acts is less than it otherwise would be".

In the religion of the state (e.g., ancient Rome), the preservation of the society in times of danger depended upon appropriate acts of worship through which the power of the holy was focussed upon the community's particular need.

At all times I have felt that my contribution was appreciated and where appropriate, acted upon.

Is it an appropriate act of contrition, a lack of spine or justified terror?

Intended or not, Kaufmann's choice is a small but powerfully appropriate act of vengeance.

Mr. de Blasio, speaking in Brooklyn, seemed downright thrilled by the mayor's neutrality, calling it "an admirable and appropriate act".

I realised that this was not just some culturally appropriate act that had lost all meaning in repetition, but that it had become a tool society uses to authenticate and legitimise a voice.

I would not normally have done more than curse: my number was once that of Chiswick Polytechnic, and I am frequently ordered by callers to put them through immediately to the Typewriting Department; occasionally, when I say I can't, I am accused of colour prejudice and threatened under the appropriate Act of Parliament.

He achieved abiding fame as a consequence of the opinion of Lord Tomlin, who in his judgment on that case said: "Every man is entitled if he can to order his affairs so that the tax attracted under the appropriate act is less than it otherwise would be.

"So when staff raise concerns I can take them to the highest levels and they will be listened to and, where appropriate, acted upon and changes implemented".