Sentence examples for appropriately elected from inspiring English sources

Instead, they have appropriately elected to honor the well-enumerated due process procedures in place at each of the UC campuses.

As an example of the former, one participant described difficulty finding a urologist who would perform an elective orchiectomy: ""This [trans female patient] started to have some problems from [her] exogenous hormonal therapy and [she] very appropriately elected to have an orchiectomy, which would then circumvent the need for all these exogenous hormones.

This would not disclose specific intelligence collection programs or activities, but it would make the boundaries of the law clear to the public, so that Americans can thoughtfully consider for themselves whether these boundaries are appropriately drawn and hold their elected officials accountable for them.

The play of the light made the face of Ed Miliband, the newly elected Labour leader, look appropriately thunderous, while Messrs Cameron and Clegg tried to maintain their best statesmanlike faces for the duration of the hour-long speech.

Now, almost 40 years since Thatcher was elected, with the economy appropriately re-adjusted and jingoism in full force, the Tories might finally have succeeded.

"That concern needs to be expressed so that police and elected officials and the media will respond appropriately".

Appropriately, it was the Manchester Four Seasons that Adrian Chandler's ensemble La Serenissma elected to play with the part-books proudly on display in the foyer.

"The collective leadership of all elected officials in the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11 has been appropriately and universally praised.

Hence, excluding candidates who were not elected to office in the now conventional manner allowed us to generalize our findings more appropriately to today's candidates.

4-Chlorophenol was elected as model molecule.

"Number one: getting elected or re-elected.