Sentence examples for appropriate president from inspiring English sources

This article focuses on the ways that Jessica Hagedorn uses the trope of childhood innocence to appropriate President William McKinley's infantilizing rhetoric of colonialism.

"Indeed, I did have a relationship with [Monica ]Lewinsky that was not appropriate," President Bill Clinton finally confessed to the American public after several weeks of Monicagate-related damage control.

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But it was the perpetually tieless David Cameron, we had assumed, who would seek most directly, if also most cringe-inducingly, to appropriate the president's mantle.

"It is absolutely not appropriate for President Rajapaksa to be feted by the Queen at the behest of the Commonwealth secretary general," said Carver.

At present the 50‐member community planning boards across the city are appointed by the appropriate Borough President and the scattered urban task forces are named by the Mayor.

That formulation was appropriate after President Hosni Mubarak's fall in February 2011, when open political contestation took place despite undemocratic steps by various actors.

"It is absolutely not appropriate for President Rajapaksa to be feted by the Queen at the behest of the Commonwealth secretary general," he said.

Do you think it would be appropriate for President Bush to pardon Lewis Scooter Libby, who was sentenced today to 30 months in prison for his role in the CIA leak case?

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