Sentence examples for appropriate entry point from inspiring English sources
It determined that the offence was at the low end of World Rugby's sanctions and selected four weeks as the appropriate entry point.
"In upholding the red card decision, the judicial officer found that Rees had stamped on Nick Easter and determined that the offence was at the top end of World Rugby's sanctions and selected 12 weeks as the appropriate entry point.
The participants comprised experienced and less-experienced Fireground Incident Commanders who used the decision support system interfaces to identify the most appropriate entry point to extract a victim from a simulated burning building.
We wanted to familiarize ourselves with EAC, and the Doris Duke project seemed like an appropriate entry point.
Redfield believed the village would provide the appropriate entry point for a study of civilizations "from the bottom-up.
"The top-end range is eight to 52 weeks and we determined that the appropriate entry point within that range is 10 weeks.
"The experience of communal prayer or being in a community Shabbat dinner, the hooks that most Jewish communities use, are not necessarily the appropriate entry points or avenues for everyone," Schlesinger told The Huffington Post. .
A practical first step towards institutionalizing conservation planning would be to review the current legislative and institutional environments, at different levels of government (including customary governance) in each country, to identify appropriate entry points at which authority, legitimacy, and willingness to undertake conservation planning overlap.
(Note that the opioid angle is my own but seems like an appropriate entry-point into a conversation about pain in 2018).
Or, like you, did they see the presidency of the most powerful nation on earth as a more appropriate entry level job for a woman with your mastery of factually dubious talking points?
"Psychosocial teams have proven an appropriate and effective entry point to tackle violence in general".
