Sentence examples for more appropriate location from inspiring English sources
A more appropriate location would be the United Nations.
The convention was already on record, through votes in 1994 and 1997, calling for the flag to be moved from the Statehouse to "a more appropriate location".
In November, the association and others sent a letter to Mr. Lucas requesting that he find a "far more appropriate location for the development".
Two weeks ago, Mr. Corcoran agreed to sell the plant and lease back about half the space until he can move the company to a smaller and more appropriate location.
Regev denied that the cancellation occurred because she had politicized the match by moving it from Haifa to Jerusalem, which she said, as Israel's capital, was a more appropriate location.
He wants protests moved to a "more appropriate location in central London", and isn't impressed that the police (who have arrested hundreds of people) are tolerating a large boat mored in the middle of Oxford Circus.
Making those rights more portable could redirect that construction to more appropriate locations, like Eighth Avenue -- the dividing line between the theater district and the low-rise residential Hell's Kitchen neighborhood.
"That doesn't mean that you shouldn't have a university in Bangladesh, but just that if you wanted to set up one modeled on the U.S. Seven Sisters, you might have to think of other more appropriate locations," she said.
I'll be telling the planning commission they should instead explore alternative sites in more appropriate locations". Councillors at the Conservative-led Southampton City Council have also vowed to fight the scheme, which would be built 125m from a residential area.
It has only been in the last 20 years that Tempranillo has begun to be planted in more appropriate locations in the state, including a few vineyards in cooler climates and at higher altitudes.
If a paper so stored rises to a level of greater importance, it should be removed and filed in a more appropriate permanent location.
