Sentence examples for to erect appropriate from inspiring English sources

We need to erect appropriate barriers to prevent the entry of suicide bombers and other attackers.

But Mr. Silverstein's pledge -- he said he wanted to erect an "appropriate" memorial to the 6,000 victims and resurrect ten million square feet of lost office space -- also serves as a way for him to stake his claim early in a shifting landscape of loss, economic uncertainty, competition and clashing political interests.

Maybe we could get into a fight over whether it's at all appropriate to erect the image of a king just blocks — blocks!

Would it have been appropriate to erect a Shinto shrine in the vicinity of Pearl Harbor nine years after the attack on our fleet?

A monument to Washington was first proposed in 1783, when the Continental Congress appropriated funds to erect a statue of the country's military commander on horseback.

Why should all students be assessed the same way?" But Abigail Thernstrom, a member of the state board of education, said it was entirely appropriate for the state to erect one hurdle over which all students must jump.

The project was suspended because of a dispute with the contractor and a lack of funds to erect the bridge, but in 1923 the State of Connecticut appropriated $350,000 to complete the project.

The archeological excavation into Borobudur during reconstruction suggests that adherents of Hinduism or a pre-Indic faith had already begun to erect a large structure on Borobudur's hill before the site was appropriated by Buddhists.

If you decide to erect your own barriers without the help of a professional, you need to choose the appropriate kind of barrier for your land.

The founders plan, eventually, to erect 1,000.

Similar worries prompted the government to erect the encircling fence.