Sentence examples for involvement is appropriate from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers have informed M.L.B. that they do not believe Schieffer's involvement is appropriate.

"They're going to have to assess whether her involvement is appropriate at that point," said Martin S. Indyk, a former ambassador to Israel.

Regardless of whether this requirement for user involvement is appropriate in principle, questions can be raised about its wisdom in practice, at least with regard to industrial users.

Almost all investigators who indicated that specialist involvement was appropriate (option 4 or higher) considered a "reactive" response adequate, only when there was a suspicious finding (option 4).

In contrast, 76.1% and 61.0% of the general population indicated that specialist involvement was appropriate in the medical school and humanities and social sciences department scenarios, respectively.

Examples of each type of argument are provided in Table 3. Privatizing arguments focused on whether government involvement was appropriate or on the need to maintain status quo protections of smokers.

With regard to specialist involvement, 37.7% of investigators responded that it was appropriate to have a specialist check all images in the medical school scenario, whereas 13.3% responded that such involvement was appropriate in the humanities and social sciences department scenario.

These more complex components of primary prevention of CHD cannot be expected of CMHTs, and therefore raise important questions about the level of CMHT involvement that is appropriate.

The Justice Department's manual on prosecuting election offenses sets a high threshold for federal involvement: "Criminal prosecution is appropriate only when the facts demonstrate that the defendant's objective was to corrupt the process by which voters were registered, or by which ballots were obtained, cast or counted".

While less direct White House involvement is now appropriate, Washington cannot afford to turn its back on the tense and fluid Middle East.

Paris is supported by most of Europe's prominent officials: the European Commission president, José Manuel Barroso; Jean-Claude Juncker, the head of a group of euro zone finance ministers; and, more quietly, the head of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, who has said that the fund's involvement is not appropriate.