It is still hardly clear what will be considered appropriate.
Today, with much more stringent requirements for building, there is not a single parcel in the whole Grove that would be considered appropriate for a home.
Song choices are not meant to undermine the potential severity of the storm and should not be considered appropriate substitutes for water, canned goods, and batteries.
That track might be considered appropriate for a man who, having previously argued against the supermarket buying Argos, went and put in a bid for it anyway, once he'd taken over as the grocer's front man.
A punishment of £1,000 a letter might be considered appropriate by a magistrate's court if an individual tried passing himself off as a lawyer with the intention of extracting money.
It is inconceivable to me today that a decision permitting the detention and arrest of an individual solely on the basis of their race would be considered appropriate by our government.
What could be considered appropriate punishment of Xavier College students who decried their public school rivals as "povo fucks" short of being obliged to acknowledge them as their equals I'd surely love to know.
This definition is, of course, not entirely satisfactory, in that it specifies neither the precept being violated nor conditions under which a set of goals may be considered appropriate.
If particular areas or occupations have declined and the work force has not adjusted to this decline by moving to other areas or through retraining, then some subsidy to cushion the recessive effects might be considered appropriate.
Air-only (PETDIXON) representations cannot be considered appropriate for clinical applications.
Therefore, the 1NN MEAM potential cannot be considered appropriate for simulating heat transfer for silver.
