Its content need not consist in more than an awareness of primitive appropriateness in the form of 'this is appropriate to that' (cf. ibid., 169f; 2012, 137).
If nothing else, it sparked debate about the meaning of the word and its level of appropriateness in any context.
4. Research the culture, customs, and values of a foreign country for the purpose of cultivating cultural sensitivity, preparedness, and behavioral appropriateness in American students contemplating studying abroad.
Staff curators and curatorial consultants responsible for corporation gallery programs consciously keep guidelines for appropriateness in mind and avoid political, sexual and religious issues.
Insp Rachel Barrow of Sussex police defended the decision to caution the suspect: "We made the decision to caution the suspect, based on appropriateness in relation to the offender, the offence and the likelihood of being effective in preventing reoffending.
On Sunday night, a Russian soldier, walking out of a lake, revealed a flash of penis 26 minutes after 9pm – the time known, with unusual appropriateness in this case, as the "watershed" for family viewing.
That period of growth was followed by a decline in popularity during the 1930s and '40s, as the progressive education movement questioned not only the effectiveness of grouping but also its appropriateness in a democratic society.
Bawa's sensitive syntheses of indigenous traditions, environmental awareness and regional appropriateness in an age of headlong modernization and globalization made him, from the late 1940's onward, a pioneer of concepts that have since taken root among designers who deplore the sameness modernism has imposed around the world.
For secondary care, appropriateness in hospitals is totally different from that in primary care settings.
Potential benefits are improved appropriateness in referrals and reduction of unnecessary radiation exposure.
This can contribute significantly to patient autonomy, radiation protection and appropriateness in ionising medical imaging.
