Sentence examples for appropriate for countries from inspiring English sources

We ask whether it is appropriate for countries disproportionately exposed to extreme weather events and climate change to rely on more expensive and volatile sources of funds.

Mr. Cailloux said, however, that the central bank might offer guidance to markets on what borrowing rates it would consider appropriate for countries that met its conditions.

The Bank letter adds that the settlement acknowledges that one-size-fits-all legislation affecting the City is not necessarily appropriate for countries, like the UK, that are not going to be part of Europe's plan for a banking union.

"It responds primarily to the need of convenience for buyers who are located far from a shop, so it's particularly appropriate for countries with large geography like the U.S.A. or China," said Luc Perramond, chief executive of La Montre Hermès.

We find that a pegged exchange rate or dollarization, while sometimes prescribed as a solution to the credibility problem, is typically not appropriate for countries with poor institutions.

Another is "covenanted patriotism" advocated by John H. Schaar as appropriate for countries whose population is much too ethnically and culturally heterogeneous to allow for "natural patriotism".

With that in mind, the Sawkille Company, a new store in Rhinebeck, N.Y., is offering a sustainable storage solution, appropriate for country or city: a white birch-bark armoire.

Consequently, the model used in this study may not be an appropriate one for countries with remarkable cultural difference in terms of extramarital sexual relationship such as Western countries.

However, the use of self-HPV testing may not be an appropriate option for countries such as Mexico that have a well-established, though not necessarily effective, national cervical cancer screening program.

As described above, the approaches used by industrialized countries may not be feasible or appropriate for developing countries.

Standards are not always appropriate for poor countries with a multitude of health and development demands, developing countries can employ certain TRIPS provisions to protect public health.