Sentence examples for it is appropriate to allow from inspiring English sources

He said it is usually up to the officer to decide when it is appropriate to allow the dog off its leash.

But the government, wary of being accused of panda-hugging by supporters of Taiwanese independence, has said it will have to examine whether it is appropriate to allow the importation of such an endangered species.

"We should ask ourselves," said Michel Barnier, the European commissioner whose bailiwick includes financial markets, in a speech this week, "whether it is appropriate to allow sovereign ratings on countries which are subject to an internationally agreed program".

There is a line to be drawn between services which it is appropriate to allow others to assist with – such as family support and leaving care – and the statutory child protection and care decisions for looked after children, which should remain with those who hold the statutory responsibility for the key decisions.

Therefore, to make our geophysical modeling effort geologically more realistic, it is appropriate to allow for variable (heterogeneous) density within individual rock units.

For user interface purposes, it is appropriate to allow the user to traverse the list of potential structures, and select the desired result, if there is more than one.

At times, it's appropriate to allow a direct report to escalate a problem if urgency trumps process.

Targeted interference seems relatively unproblematic: if the spooks or cops have good reason to suspect an individual, then it's appropriate to allow them to bug said individual using whatever ingenious means are appropriate.

"The committee didn't feel it was appropriate to allow committee resources to be spent on non-committee business," he said.

For this pragmatic trial it was appropriate to allow centres to be comfortable with their own verification policies as many were just starting to use EPI and associated software.

(22) In order to ensure the efficient use of available resources, it is appropriate to provide for "horizon scanning", to allow the early identification of emerging health technologies that are likely to have the most impact on patients, public health and healthcare systems, as well as to steer research strategically.