Sentence examples for acceptable for local from inspiring English sources

However, the government considers that it is not acceptable for local authorities to make compulsory placements automatically hundreds of miles away, without having proper regard for the disruption this may cause to those households".

Policy-makers can consider implementation of male circumcision as part of prevention measures if considered feasible and socially and culturally acceptable for local conditions [ 14] (p. 21).

For example, geothermal wells were drilled in the fractured Muschelkalk layer in Southern Germany (at Offenbach) and in Switzerland (at Riehen) to produce brine with acceptable temperatures for local energy use (Kreuter et al. 2003; Stober and Jodocy 2009; Stober and Jodocy 2011).

Again it is acceptable for the local administrator to use any form of analgesia as per local practice and to document it on the case report form.

The idea was that it was perfectly acceptable for a local organization supporting, say, renovation of a downtown to participate in a campaign for a referendum to impose a tax for that purpose.

Government guidance states that local authorities are not prohibited from rehousing homeless families away from their home borough, but adds that it is "neither acceptable nor fair for local authorities to place households many miles away from their previous home where it is avoidable".

This is because no acceptable MSY estimates for local fisheries exist.

A government spokesperson said: "It is neither acceptable, fair nor necessary for local authorities to place families far away from their area.

Acceptable near-to-discomfort limits for local pedestrians are considered whereas PET classification heat stress levels are adjusted to local conditions by applying a correction equation to obtained PET values.

A survey of 116 Aboriginal Australians or non-Aboriginal individuals who had an Aboriginal spouse or child found that CRA and CRAFT were acceptable for delivery in their local community by 95%and90%0% of respondents, respectively [ 10].

We agree with Fadare and Porteri's position, who state, "While international research ethics guidelines have an important role in setting basic and acceptable standards, there remains a window for local adaptation, especially in resource-poor and culturally diverse countries [ 2]." All studies have possible limitations.