Sentence examples for appropriate for the state from inspiring English sources
Lauber had argued it was not appropriate for the state to launch an investigation into HSBC based on stolen information.
The real question is: At what point is it appropriate for the state to intervene and protect human life?
"Whatever else," Shechtman said, "it does seem that it's appropriate for the state to say mea culpa".
Macdonald says that it "may be appropriate for the state to apply some restrictions" on people suspected of terrorist activity but who cannot be prosecuted immediately.
Why should all students be assessed the same way?" But Abigail Thernstrom, a member of the state board of education, said it was entirely appropriate for the state to erect one hurdle over which all students must jump.
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"Over all, I think it's a good thing for states to carry more of the burden, both for equity reasons and because it's appropriate for the states to be out in front as we move to more emphasis on standards and assessment," said Terry Whitney, a senior policy specialist with the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Hence the evaluation of environmental impacts is essential and requires multiple indicators, appropriate for measuring the state and the interactions of the interrelated social and environmental variables and its relation to ecosystem services.
Michael Benjamin, a former Bronx assemblyman, praised the settlement, calling it an appropriate way for "the state to recoup her ill-gotten gains".
"What I'm doing is outlining the financial approach that I believe is an appropriate commitment for the state of New Jersey that will allow us to keep the teams, which are important to the state," she said.
Mr. Soaries has asked a task force comprised of members of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, "to try to get as much information to determine the most effective and appropriate role for the state".
