Sentence examples for appropriate way to go from inspiring English sources

"There are only two biothreats — smallpox and anthrax — that we feel vaccination is the appropriate way to go," he said.

He said on the phone recently, "To have town accounts managed by volunteers seems to me not to be the appropriate way to go".

"Essentially threatening the federal government — I don't think that is the appropriate way to go about things," Karen Bass, the Assembly speaker, said in an interview.

Matthew Teitelbaum, president of the Association of Art Museum Directors, said: "We believe that a juried process is the appropriate way to go.

Yet in a June 1 meeting with investors, Michael Morris, the utility's chairman, who last week warned about the impact of the proposed regulations on "our customers and local economies," told investors that the closings were "the appropriate way to go" for customers and shareholders.

"If I felt that talking therapy was then the most appropriate way to go I usually try and deflect that off onto a counsellor or something at that stage".

He called them an "appropriate and necessary way to go about doing business".

Tweny-five years after the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we still have a long way to go to reach appropriate inclusion.

For China's comprehensive healthcare policy makers, there is a long way to go before an appropriate system to promote the consumption of generic medicines can be established, especially under the background of hospitals both prescribing and dispensing medicines.

If euthanasia would provide him an easier way to go, it may be appropriate.

As any student of the history of religion knows, the way to go about converting a native population is to appropriate or destroy its symbols.