Sentence examples for think it appropriate for from inspiring English sources

We don't think it appropriate for these people to have that access".

"This is an important investigation, and we think it appropriate for employees being questioned about their official conduct who want representation to be provided counsel to protect their interests," he said.

Given the shortness of your marriage, it may be that a court would think it appropriate for you to each walk away from the marriage with what you own in your sole names and to split jointly-owned property down the middle.

Whether or not you think it appropriate for a career adviser to blog about her marital troubles, the full disclosure approach is consistent with Ms. Trunk's personal brand, which is more than I can say for my soon-to-be former governor.

To Mr. Kass, "taste and safety are not incompatible," he said, adding that the department "allows some flexibility where we think it appropriate for consumers who want to take more risk," as with rare meat and raw eggs requested by customers.

The Command was right in being prepared to take further action if provoked, but I did not think it appropriate for us to do anything more initially then to finish the tree-trimming task.

Although they both described similar symptoms, two-thirds of the doctors recommended knee replacement for the man, while only a third thought it appropriate for the woman.

In India, for example, a whopping 82percentt of respondents thought it appropriate for men to be assertive in demonstrating their authority, whereas only 44percentthoughtht it appropriate for women to do the same.

With the American colonists generally unburdened by British taxes, the government thought it appropriate for them to pay towards the defence of the colonies against native uprisings and the possibility of French incursions.

Recently, a faculty colleague from another university asked if I thought it appropriate for the chief information officer to chair the university's strategic planning committee and would it not be more appropriate for a faculty member to be the chair.

"I don't think it's appropriate for patients to be treated for hypogonadism without chemical evidence to support it," he said.