Sentence examples for appropriate held from inspiring English sources
The report recommends that several senior individuals within Egypt's security apparatus be investigated and, where appropriate, held to account for their role in the planning of both the Rabaa massacre and others that occurred last summer – including Abdel Fatah al-Sisi, Egypt's then defence minister and new president.
The government remains free to transfer him to civilian authorities, who can bring criminal charges or, if appropriate, hold him as a material witness in connection with grand jury proceedings.
If it is appropriate, hold her hand, don't caress it, just a firm hold so she knows your being supportive.
It is advised that each new electrician invests in a standard tool kit and appropriate holding case, as well as a testing kit to assist with matters such as the safe isolation of electricity.
The fact that the word's usage was era-appropriate holds little sway with those who'd rather it be disappeared for all time.
Blood pressure (BP) of conscious mice was measured using a tail-cuff sphygmomanometer (LE 5001, LETICA) in appropriate holding cages at 4 and 12 weeks of age.
When we switched the amplifier to current clamp mode, we applied the bridge balance compensation and held the resting potential at −70 mV by injecting the appropriate holding current.
We carried out simulations to demonstrate the phenomena that hinder us from giving satisfactory answers to this question which can also be referred to as the problem of selecting an appropriate hold-out partitioning scheme for the data.
It has not been pointed out to me that there have been any abuses, or the prosecutors are not getting the appropriate cases held to answer.
It is appropriate to hold someone responsible just in case it is appropriate to hold the person to the demand for a suitable response, but, significantly for feminist purposes, it requires that the person to whom the response is directed does not regard herself as unworthy of this kind of moral exchange.
"Ofcom... has a statutory obligation to consider at any time who is appropriate to hold a broadcasting licence.
