Sentence examples for appropriate the right from inspiring English sources

But she and Codman outlined a lot in "The Decoration of Houses": What specific rooms are for; the relationship of floor to ceiling to walls; what type of decoration is appropriate and not appropriate; the right sort of furniture.

Centrists have responded not by challenging such prejudice but by appropriating the right's arguments in an effort to hold on to votes.

In a reference to the certification of the election results by the United Nations, which has particularly rankled the government, she said the world body had wrongly "appropriated the right to proclaim Ivory Coast's president".

It turns out that you don't have to be an ordinary citizen or a world leader to feel terrible when someone appropriates the right to surveil your life.

Anything to get away from jazz's rigid definitions, its oppressive sense of what's appropriate, is the right thing.

All forms of communication are appropriate in the right time and place.

I understand now that I nod and say something appropriate at the right time.

In short, they are appropriate for the right sort of speculator, but go in with your eyes open.

That new meaning is more appropriate for the right than for the left, since the right is trying to make this a question of attitude than actual power, wealth, and influence.

The person with parental responsibility, and children, where appropriate, have the right to withdraw from the trial at any time for any reason, and this will be documented.

Meanwhile, owners of the neat, brick, mostly one- and two-family homes all but appropriated the right-of-way.