Sentence examples for has to be appropriate from inspiring English sources

But the system also has to be appropriate for the 21st century.

That means it has to be appropriate for the many and not just the entitled few.

To be viable, the design has to be appropriate in form and function.

…is to be found in yūgen ("mystery and depth") and that the artist must follow the rule of sōō ("consonance"), according to which every object, gesture, and expression has to be appropriate to its context.

Zeami argued that the value of art is to be found in yūgen ("mystery and depth") and that the artist must follow the rule of sōō ("consonance"), according to which every object, gesture, and expression has to be appropriate to its context.

But for intervention to be successful, the approach to stabilization, reconstruction and eventually handover has to be appropriate and thorough.

In most cases, money has to be appropriated before work even begins.

Agrotourism as an accession of human needs has to be appropriated in term of sustainability, suitability, beautification and comfortability.

But as Shafer, the childhood-cancer cure advocate, notes, "the money still has to be appropriated.

"When you are a leader, you have to be appropriate.

It had to be appropriate for the building, and it was".