Sentence examples for school is appropriate from inspiring English sources

"They don't actually have any information to demonstrate that they thought about whether locating the facility right next to a school is appropriate," Mr. Esner said.

The Mail says it changed my headline 'to make it more descriptive', and that 'private school' is appropriate descriptor because Nellessen once attended St . Viator High School— for less than three months, when he was 15".

L.A. Unified School District officials, however, defend their efforts in this case and others, saying these investigations can take time and that Esquith's suspension from school was appropriate, regardless of the outcome.

Displays at the Christian church or school are appropriate for marking days of "camp meeting".

The impact of the promotion of the CRC project in the schools is appropriate and should be encouraged.

Findings and Conclusions: This evaluation has clearly demonstrated that having HIV Testing and Counselling (HTC) in schools is appropriate to the needs of adolescent learners, and is able to increase the uptake of HIV testing and counselling.

That SOP stated that "The premise behind this is that the interrogation tactics used at U.S. military SERE schools are appropriate for use in real-world interrogations".

A total of 201 (91%) responding households thought the decision to close schools was appropriate (Table 5).

Schools are appropriate for facilitating DRR because the typical school includes a policy framework, environmental arrangement, health services, and health education, which includes basic evacuation training and capacity development for students, and professional education for teachers, including hazard map development, evacuation planning, and school policy development.

"We conclude that IDEA authorizes reimbursement for the cost of private special education services when a school district fails to provide a FAPE and the private school placement is appropriate, regardless of whether the child previously received special education or related services through the public school," Justice John Paul Stevens wrote in the majority opinion.

How are we supposed to have an identity if we all have to dress and act like what our school decides is appropriate?