However, given the intense interest in this case it is, exceptionally, appropriate for me to confirm that Mr Heywood was not an employee of the British government in any capacity," the foreign secretary wrote in his reply.
"However, given the intense interest in this case it is, exceptionally, appropriate... to confirm that Mr Heywood was not an employee of the British government in any capacity," he added.
But a number of coaches and parents contend that it is appropriate to enable some exceptionally talented young runners to take advantage of their skills by training hard and competing at an early age.
A whole life sentence is deemed appropriate if the crime is "exceptionally" serious.
"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".
In Taylor and Scott, the play's prolific director, Michael Greif, has chosen two larger-than-life, exceptionally intelligent, Fosse-like actresses — which is appropriate, considering that this is Guare's most Fosse-like play.
New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.
Commenting on the proposed rules in June, the American Hospital Association said, "Certain patients, including those at the end of life, may be exceptionally prone to developing pressure ulcers, despite receiving appropriate care".
A prime example is crafting a fair and appropriate dress code, which can be exceptionally difficult.
Voting against the action was Jeffrey M. Lacker, who opposed the asset purchase program and the characterization of the conditions under which an exceptionally low range for the federal funds rate would be appropriate.
These conditions are often contradictory; hence, only exceptionally single-phased materials can provide the best choice and the appropriate surface treatment appears thus as a mandatory condition for designing of advanced devices.
