Sentence examples for now appropriate from inspiring English sources

"I do not believe that strategy is now appropriate".

We believe it is now appropriate to trial this in Test cricket.

"It is now appropriate to modernise provisions concerning loss of citizenship to respond to current terrorist threats..

"It is now appropriate for insurers to propose new rates along with justifications for those new rates".

City of London Police said on Friday it "will reassess whether a criminal investigation is now appropriate" having previously left matters in the hands of the FCA.

While less direct White House involvement is now appropriate, Washington cannot afford to turn its back on the tense and fluid Middle East.

It is with great pleasure that we in the World League of Despots note that you have now appropriated to yourself all the powers of arbitrary arrest and torture that Saddam once enjoyed.

Their action means they have now appropriated, in piecemeal fashion, a total of $62.5 billion -- more than half the governor's roughly $100 billion budget proposal -- and extended state spending through nearly six months of the fiscal year that began April 1.

Looks like Twitter has now appropriated the successful event as its own, planning a "string of dates in several cities around the US".

His people have now appropriated it for their own cause.

In the grants programs, the Superfund Basic Research Program and the Worker Education and Training Program have experienced substantial growth over the last 10 years, and their budgets are now appropriated directly from Congress.