Sentence examples for appropriate to remind from inspiring English sources

"It is appropriate to remind the public that this incident was reported by another police officer who was concerned at what had taken place.

On this anniversary, it is appropriate to remind the Germans that their national project can thrive only within a successful Europe.

Gov. George E. Pataki told reporters in New York that it was "appropriate to remind the people of America what happened on Sept. 11 and the consequences, if we're not aggressive in defending our freedom, that it could happen again".

And although for now China is unlikely to change its heavy-handed approach to Internet censorship, it is appropriate to remind the Chinese government that persistence in these policies will result in the same phenomenon happening in Xinjiang — exodus.

"With our annual general meeting taking place on Wednesday 6 June, it will be appropriate to remind member clubs that by very dint of their membership of the Scottish FA, they accept and abide by the Articles of Association".

(Now would probably be the appropriate time to remind you about our very lively open thread on a blog discussing the best comic book characters).

Though the Savoy might not have been the most appropriate location to remind everyone of the importance of looking after the poor.

As the summer temperatures start to rise, now is the appropriate time to remind your employees about what is permitted when it comes to the summer dress code policy.

But he added that Mr. Wellstone's dedication to liberal beliefs and to the Democratic party's agenda was so deep that it was appropriate for him to remind voters how high the stakes are in this year's elections.

However, we do think it appropriate and pertinent to remind the board of BG that, given the complex nature of the situation, a particularly large pay deal for a very short period of service would certainly reignite the issue of executive pay and its link to performance and could have corporate governance ramifications".

A Save the Children spokesman said: "It is appropriate for senior management to remind staff of their legal obligations while working on Nauru, particularly when new legislation is coming into effect.