Sentence examples for politically appropriate from inspiring English sources

Taylor West, a spokeswoman for his campaign, said that whether Mrs. Clinton's challenge to members of her own party was politically appropriate was a "question for her".

"If you are going to take safety seriously and say to the chief executive you get zero [bonus unless zero fatalities] on safety grounds that sounds politically appropriate but actually it is not realistic".

While the SFDRR cannot and does not have a role in critiquing the emplaced system, accepting what is offered is bureaucratically and politically appropriate, scientifically unfortunate, and operationally detrimental by supporting the status quo without comment.

But I also know from experience that whispering politically appropriate sweet nothings can be the best way to a woman's heart.

Maybe you can sit across the table from a beloved friend and tell them that your straight family is more legitimate, more right, more legally and politically appropriate than theirs.

Research has investigated socially, culturally and politically appropriate approaches to behaviour change in relation to tobacco use [ 26- 31] with social networks theorised to have a significant influence in the behaviour change processes [ 32- 36].

It is not politically possible to appropriate oneself out of this need for reforms.

An aide said that the politically charged review was appropriate, in Mr. Boehlert's view, and might in the end produce just as strict a standard without much delay.

Mr. Cheney also said the nation could be on the verge of a recession and the $1.3 trillion tax cut at the heart of Mr. Bush's campaign platform would be economically appropriate and politically viable, assuming that Mr. Bush becomes president.

Mr. Cheney cited "growing evidence" that the economy was slowing abruptly, including declines in automobile sales and corporate earnings, and he asserted that the $1.3 trillion tax cut at the heart of the campaign platform of George W. Bush would be both economically appropriate and politically feasible.

McConnell went on to detail one of those "gimmicks": [The White House] has predictably suggested politically driven tax hikes as appropriate offsets for the sequester, including a tax on corporate jets.