Sentence examples for appropriately raised from inspiring English sources

In 1990, Mr. Bush broke his campaign promise and appropriately raised taxes.

They will not be anticipated but will be dealt with only as they are appropriately raised upon a record before us.

Finally, relying on Massaro v. United States, 538 U. S. 500, Bustillo argues that Article 36 claims "are most appropriately raised post-trial or on collateral review". Brief for Petitioner in No. 05 51, p. 39.

"This is a far-reaching proposal that responds to the concerns that people have appropriately raised," said Jay M. Gellert, the chief executive officer of Health Net, a California insurer, another executive involved in the proposals.

And it is said that in Illinois the procedural rule is settled that where a constitutional claim which is based not upon the alleged unconstitutionality of a statute, but upon the facts of a particular case, is not clearly and appropriately raised in the trial court, the claim will not be considered on appeal by the Supreme Court of Illinois.

This includes daily rates as well as a percentage of the revenue from each appropriately raised fixed penalty notice.

For all criteria, the majority of trained pupils gave expected answers and presented an appropriate reaction to the situation by recognising the medical problem and appropriately raising the alert.

Appropriately raising the bar allows them to grow as your organization progresses.

As a leader, appropriately raising the bar allows the people who work for you to grow as your organization progresses.

But now, as the rest of the region worries through the current recession, White Plains is the belle of the ball and, appropriately, raising a toast to itself.

In "The Thought Police" (column, July 19), Bob Herbert appropriately raises the alarm regarding the Orwellian assault on fundamental freedoms reflected by the prison term given an Ohio man for entries (albeit reprehensible) made in his private journal.