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

The government does not believe it is appropriate to keep borrowing money to underwrite a $10bn taxpayer funded bank that cherry picks investments in direct competition with the private sector.

There are well known limitations to this process and it is appropriate to keep working to address these issues.

As the results of this investigation indicate that some parents find it challenging to determine when it is appropriate to keep children home from daycare, procedures at daycare centres should be reinforced regularly and parents should be encouraged to have a low threshold for keeping children at home.

Taking into account all these and additional considerations in the text, considerations, we believe that it is appropriate to keep the original version of Figure 3, especially given that the main purpose of this Figure is to show a hypothetical scenario of RAMP evolution.

In organising and running the health research system, it is appropriate to keep in mind the more general lesson proposed by Alan Irwin about the importance for the relationship between science and society of 'the development of an open and critical discussion between researchers, policy-makers and citizens' [ 5].

The senators wrote that it was appropriate to keep specific operations secret.

Analysis of variance among the test results showed that it was appropriate to keep tuff blocks in lime-water for a maximum of 1 day and to air-dry them for 7 days.

"It's appropriate to keep employees safe and healthy," he said.

"In a way it's appropriate to keep it 'home made' and you don't want it too polished," reckons Seb Marling.

Which is why I've always felt conflicted about whether it's appropriate to keep a love letter once a relationship has ended.

"When Trump comes to Phoenix, it's no different than how he started his campaign, when he thought it was appropriate to call Mexicans 'criminals' and 'rapists,' and when he thought it was appropriate to keep going on about the wall," Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz).