Orchestras must make their own determinations of what is appropriate to current events.
Personally I think that's absurdly far-fetched, but the wishful thinking involved does give you some idea of how Harvey's life has been appropriated to current political expediency.
President Bush's policies are appropriate to the current state of climate-change science.
In a June 10 letter, the chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, James Connaughton, defended President Bush's weak effort to curb America's greenhouse emissions by asserting that such policies are "appropriate to the current state of climate-change science".
Profiles — similar to HTC's "Scenes", or any profile feature in any phone from the last 15 years — allow you to select certain wallpapers, widgets etc that are appropriate to your current situation.
Amid this (and finesse here is what separates the all stars from the also-rans), ever so deftly insert a bald assumption that supports whatever valuation and price target are appropriate to the current mood of the market.
This paper outlines a novel methodological approach that is applicable to situations where a systematic literature review has identified numerous high quality validated instruments (developed using mainly inductive methods), but where none of the identified instruments are appropriate to be used, in their current form, to address the research questions in a particular study.
This target population is appropriate to the current state of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Brazil, where injecting drugs is unusual and heavy drug users show high rates of HIV infection relative to the general population (11).
"Until the margin of slack within the economy has narrowed significantly, it will be appropriate to maintain the current exceptionally stimulative stance of monetary policy".
BT, with more than 12 million broadband lines in operation, said it would be appropriate to suspend the current share buyback program, designed to return cash to investors, to use the money for the new investment.
