Sentence examples for appropriate in dealing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lay "indicated that he would welcome any support the secretary thought appropriate" in dealing with the credit rating agencies, said James Dyke, Mr. Evans's spokesman.
"Based on this, we would argue that the government's 'colour-blind' approach to tackling unemployment is not appropriate in dealing with the specific issues facing women from these groups".
That means, for instance, ensuring that police officers receive appropriate training in dealing with the different forms of violence that women experience.
Former intelligence officials say that this shows appropriate vigilance in dealing with often murky information, while some detractors argue that the agency is not just careful but also overly skittish on Iran, reluctant to be blamed for any findings that might lead the United States to bloodshed.
Certain features of peace-building distinguish it from peacekeeping, and make it an appropriate strategy in dealing with vertical conflict and low intensity conflict.
It has been reported that 68% of the mental health professionals surveyed thought that most clinicians do not receive appropriate training in dealing with people with severe mental illness [ 37].
Many coaches acknowledge that receiving turnover ball is like manna from heaven, but do not spend the appropriate amount of time in dealing with how to use it.
He noted, however, that it's an equally important time to encourage Kenya to take appropriate and proper steps in dealing with terrorism and terrorist suspects.
The use of IPD for a time to event outcome is particularly useful in guiding HTA decision making by allowing flexibility in the specification of more appropriate survival distributions and in dealing with potential existing study heterogeneity [ 42].
The simplest engineering strength criteria are in general not appropriate due to their incapacity in dealing with important size effect induced by stress gradients.
Education and openness were viewed as essential in promoting the appropriate response from an ill employee and in dealing with inquiries about the situation.
