Sentence examples for be appropriate to keep from inspiring English sources

It may be appropriate to keep your first approach brief, and caring.

But Stewart Baker, a former Homeland Security official in the Bush administration, argued that even if the intelligence about someone's possible terrorism ties fell short of the courtroom standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt," it could still be appropriate to keep the person on the watch list as having attracted suspicion.

But in a move likely meant to forestall any sharp market reaction that could undercut the recovery, the central bank also said it "likely will be appropriate" to keep rates near zero "well past the time" that the jobless rate falls below 6.5percentt.

But if a marker presents disequilibrium without a high missing rate then there is less evidence for genotyping error and it may be appropriate to keep the marker for association analysis.

It should be pointed out that, due to ethical considerations, it did not seem to be appropriate to keep the control pharmacists from caring in the case that DRP became apparent.

The senators wrote that it was appropriate to keep specific operations secret.

There are well known limitations to this process and it is appropriate to keep working to address these issues.

Analysis of variance among the test results showed that it was appropriate to keep tuff blocks in lime-water for a maximum of 1 day and to air-dry them for 7 days.

"It's designed to be an extreme case, and that's appropriate to keep government orderly and stable," said Laurel Eisner, the general counsel in the office of Mark Green, the public advocate.

21 detention hearing, during which prosecutors and Hasson's attorney argued over whether it was appropriate to keep him jailed over drug and weapons charges but no terrorism-related counts.

The government does not believe it is appropriate to keep borrowing money to underwrite a $10bn taxpayer funded bank that cherry picks investments in direct competition with the private sector.