Sentence examples for not opportune for from inspiring English sources

In India, for instance, the central bank long a reluctant liberaliser recently changed its mind about allowing credit-default swaps, arguing that the subprime crisis showed the time was not "opportune" for such innovations.

After withdrawing from yesterday's negotiations, a spokesperson for Aston said: " The Aston council was convinced that current timing and circumstances are not opportune for fully realising the two present vice-chancellors' shared vision for a new integrated institution, or that integration with Birmingham University on any other terms would be in the best interests of Aston's staff and students".

"I wanted to go, and I told the secretary general, and I was told that it was not opportune yet for me to go," Mr. Obasanjo said.

"It is not opportune or convenient to look for blame or responsibility in this matter," said a communiqué issued by the navy.

While the time might be right for Mr. Regula to leave Congress, it is not particularly opportune for his party, which already has an uphill fight to regain control of the House next year.

The timing of the offer could not be less opportune for TRW.

With Mickey dead in the mousetrap and Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae now run by US government regulators, the time could not be more opportune for ministers to capitalise on the rich and rewarding innovation that has been the hallmark of the UK's creative universities and industries.

This is not an opportune time for Britain to rid itself of an independent nuclear deterrent.

But with bank share prices depressed, it is not an opportune time for even the most credible banks to go to markets.

For if the ideological climate is not propitious for environmentalism just now, the political environment could hardly be more opportune for a party of radical protest.

The cultural and political climate might be opportune for the objectivist movement.