Sentence examples for appropriate to exercise from inspiring English sources

He told the stockholders, numbering about 250, that the bank was "part of the great team that is trying to regulate the economy of this nation" and that it seemed appropriate to exercise what he termed "cor porate statesmanship" in not waiting to cut the rate until it became the obvious thing to do.

A majority of planning commissioners said they felt it was appropriate to exercise caution.

In interpreting the results presented here, it is appropriate to exercise some caution.

On its Web site, the Emily Post Institute provides guidance on subjects ranging from holiday tipping (for a pet groomer, one session's fee is appropriate) to exercising at the gym ("Wipe up your sweat, please!").

Of course, the most critical need is for appropriate groups to exercise leadership.

Programme goals were to encourage behaviour changes, teach patients appropriate ways to exercise and improve nutrition, and strengthen patients' self-management skills.

All the practitioners indicated that they commonly gave advice, where appropriate, relating to exercise, diet, lifestyle habits and/or posture or how to use one's body.

If your pet isn't a dog, find an appropriate way to exercise it, this may be a walk, but it could be something else.

Mindfulness training using age-appropriate activities to exercise children's reflection on their moment- to-moment experiences may support the development of self-regulation by targeting top-down processes while lessening bottom-up influences (such as anxiety, stress, curiosity) to create conditions conducive to reflection, both during problem solving and in more playful, exploratory ways.

When working with trainees who have never been in a gym setting before, I also find it helps to walk them through wiping down benches, wrangling weight clips, and where it's appropriate to do on-the-floor exercises.

Starting within probably an hour after Judge Lewis entered his decision, she asked for input on the kinds of criteria that would be appropriate for her to exercise her jurisdiction.