Sentence examples for appropriate for members from inspiring English sources

"As our nation faces challenging times, it is appropriate for Members of Congress and our nation — like our predecessors — to firmly declare our trust in God, believing that it will sustain us for generations to come," he said.

On 16 November 2012, he stood up and interjected during an address in which the immam argued it was appropriate for members of the mosque to celebrate the upcoming American national holiday of Thanksgiving just like the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad; Tsarnaev objected that celebration of secular holidays was forbidden in the faith.

" It is of course appropriate for members of the Duke community to express their opposition to the policies of the government of Israel, and for others to make clear their own support for those policies.

"We expect our members to act with professional decorum as is appropriate for members of the military".

Ryan's office did not respond to a question about whether he thinks it's appropriate for members to be taking down the painting themselves.

Supreme Court commentators and judicial ethics observers across the political spectrum have said Ginsburg is stepping over the boundaries of what is appropriate for members of the federal judiciary ― who are unelected, have lifetime tenure and are expected to rule independently of their individual politics and biases.

It is therefore appropriate for Member States to use revenues from road charges accordingly and that they be required to adequately report on the use of such revenues.

Therefore, it is appropriate for Member States to work to produce guidance that presents this Regulation in a clear and simple manner, gives useful information on parking and rest facilities and underlines the importance combating fatigue.

(21b) In the interest of transparency, it would be appropriate for Member States to disclose to road users the results achieved by the reinvestment of infrastructure charges, external-cost charges and congestion charges.

Speaking at Solyndra, the now-bankrupt solar-panel company that received millions in taxpayer funded loans, Mr. Romney was asked whether the booing and heckling was appropriate behavior for members of his own team.

The goal of the oral history project was to bring within the project appropriate interviewers for members of the various interest groups at Cornell and subdivisions of those groups formed in the process of crisis.