Sentence examples for why it was appropriate from inspiring English sources

When I spoke with him, he explained calmly and patiently why it was appropriate for the new parliament to pass a law that allowed Berlusconi's broadcasting empire, Mediaset, to keep a television-channel frequency that by Italian law and European Union rules had been assigned to someone else.

Any campaign idea that was largely social media focused was like a hot potato, because no-one wanted to be the one to have to explain to the potential client (usually a partner in a law firm), why it was appropriate and why they should buy in to, because usually, they were anti-social media.

That is why it was appropriate -- even laudatory for Coke to present "America the Beautiful" in the chorus of voices and languages that represent our American mosaic.

That's why it's "appropriate" that the Landmarks Commission gave substance to it.

A program description should explain how the comparison was done and why it is appropriate.

Entrants must not only submit a proposed name, but also explain why it is appropriate.

The article depicts Mr. Waldron as a new breed of C.E.O., but provides little explanation for the development of his style or why it is appropriate today.

"Even if you were against it on the merits, now the council has to answer why it's appropriate to change the law after the people have voted in favor of it," she said.

"Can you explain why it's appropriate for the White House to decide that a news organization is not one?" Tapper asked Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary at the time.

SLB 14I suggested that an analysis by a company's board of directors explaining why it is appropriate for the company to exclude a particular shareholder proposal from its proxy statement under either Rule 14a-8(i)(7) or Rule 14a-8(i)(5) could assist the Staff's review of a no-action request.

That may be true, but what is needed is some account of why it is appropriate to do so.