Sentence examples for appropriate canadian from inspiring English sources

Ethical approvals for this study were obtained from the Health Research Ethics Boards of the appropriate Canadian universities (application Pro00003308), as well as, the hospital ethics review boards (where applicable) for all hospitals participating in the study.

While not everyone appreciates the strategy of appropriating Canadian culture — "I find it as cheap and disingenuous as putting a naked woman on a product," someone complained on Reddit not long ago — a recent Ipsos Reid survey found that Tim Hortons ranked sixth on a list of the most influential brands in Canada, and was the top-ranked Canadian brand.

An online debate also erupted about whether it was appropriate for Canadian singer Justin Bieber to wear dreadlocks.

A spokeswoman for the British Ministry of Defence said it would provide all appropriate assistance to the Canadian authorities.

Girls' schools were established in Québec City by the Ursulines from 1642 and by the Sisters of the Congrégation de Notre Dame from 1659, with a rudimentary curriculum but including a characteristic "finishing" of social graces appropriate to the French Canadian girl.

Our results for London are consistent with this value, although the totality of evidence suggests that the assumption of linearity is appropriate for U.S. and Canadian health impact assessments (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2011).

Councillor Howard Moscoe said that the words native land were not appropriate for the many Canadians who were not native-born and that the word sons implied "that women can't feel true patriotism or love for Canada".

It would be difficult to describe the baggy chinos and red track jackets worn by the Canadian team as appropriate for a sport more taxing than channel surfing.

Ethical approvals for the TREC study were obtained from the appropriate universities in the respective Canadian Prairie Provinces (University of Alberta Health Research Ethics Board, University of Calgary Conjoint Health Research Ethics Board, University of Saskatchewan Behavioural Research Ethics Board, University of Manitoba Fort Garry Campus Research Ethics Board).

During the 1980s, revisionist writers concentrated on the perceived deficiencies of the Allies and since the late 1990s, two schools of thought have been revising the revisionists, some expanding on revisionist work, by providing a more detailed campaign analysis and those who have tried to show that the techniques employed by the Anglo-Canadian forces were appropriate to conditions in Normandy.

It also would be appropriate to have one of the Canadian teams — the Maple Leafs?