Sentence examples for appropriate to invite from inspiring English sources

Asked whether Trump had behaved appropriately for a supposed ally, May gave platitudes about, "a long term, special relationship that we have, an enduring relationship…" Asked whether it was still appropriate to invite the Donald for a state visit, she simply said, "The invitation for a state visit has been extended and accepted.

I felt it appropriate to invite only friends/family who I had remained in contact with.

But he said it was appropriate to invite Mr. Nader so that blacks could hear him and so that he could respond to their concerns.

So it seems appropriate to invite the UK's favourite TV commentators to review our brave new EU-rejecting reality for a Gogglebrex special.

The black students were polite, but firm, and argued that it was not appropriate to invite a speaker whose purpose was to question the intelligence of African Americans as a group.

Because the objective of the research is to investigate impacts of the CSI Model on physics learning, it was appropriate to invite a lecturer who had utilised ICT in education so that the lecturer can fully concentrate on implementing the model rather than becoming familiar with applying ICT in teaching practice.

Justice Thomas uses that phrase — "in an appropriate case" — to invite challenges to precedents he considers misguided.

Monika Goser, equality prosecutor, told the Kourier that in certain cases it would be appropriate only to invite women - but this did not seem like one of them.

But on that night, the old Washington, D.C. pub seemed like the most appropriate place to invite friends for drinks.

With Frusciante free of his addictions and ailments, Kiedis and Flea thought it was an appropriate time to invite him back.

So well, that was the most difficult aspect for me" (GP4) GPs discussed the most appropriate way to invite patients.