Sentence examples for it appropriate to make from inspiring English sources

Little wonder that some have felt it appropriate to make comparisons with the Ba'ath party.

We consider it appropriate to make it clear that the company does not agree with the statements Rhona has made upon her departure, but we do not consider it appropriate to comment further".

The other thing we know for certain is that the US government considers it appropriate to make inquiry into where and how politically sensitive material is being handled by US service providers.

But having read Thérèse and Isabelle and been deeply moved by it, I don't think it appropriate to make jokes; and the impulse to have done so might in itself be a side-effect of the pornification of culture, or at least of myself.

A few simple questions Mr. Maher: Why is it that in this era, is it appropriate to make false statements, often geared to promote hate and scorn, merely because one is referring to undocumented individuals?

His religion, like orthodox practices of all the majority of the world's religions, is run by men who deem it appropriate to make decisions on behalf of women whose input they limit, repress and marginalize.

On raising a skin island, it is appropriate to make it a little over-sized for the required defect to ensure that tension and possible dehiscence at the surgical margins during healing is reduced.

It's a murky area, whether it is "appropriate" to make jokes about certain subject matter.

And it can be difficult to know when it is appropriate to make the move from the former to the latter.

Woodrum said it is important for the public to have access to its government, but raised a question about when it is appropriate to make certain documents public.

It seems appropriate to make two remarks about our model and its usefulness in analyzing the Argentine economy.