Sentence examples for appropriate reception from inspiring English sources

NGOs on the ground say greater coordination is desperately needed in order to facilitate swift transfers to appropriate reception structures throughout Italy.

They also want to demonstrate that the Home Office is obliged to ensure there are appropriate reception conditions in place for minors sent back alone – the Home Office says it is under no such obligation under EU law.

"I do Tweet about it, Jack!" he shouted, stirring an erstwhile polite audience to shout things like "Sit the fuck down!" and "Let him talk!" It's hard to imagine a more appropriate reception for Kobek's second novel, I Hate the Internet, a savage satire of internet culture set in 2013 San Francisco.

Three items—'There was leadership of this placement', 'There was an appropriate reception to this placement', and 'I was supported by the people I met on this placement' describe behaviours by practitioners that make learners less peripheral and therefore better able to participate in the activities of communities of practice (Dornan et al. 2012; Lave and Wenger 1991).

2. Initiate reintegration programming in selected field locations as well as lead efforts to ensure appropriate programme preparations are underway for: a. coordination and partnerships, b. family tracing and appropriate reception and care arrangements, and, c. the development of appropriate life-skill and education modalities.

Twenty-five children aged 3 13 years underwent sequential bilateral cochlear implantation followed by a series of age appropriate speech reception tasks administered in quiet and in background noise.

Cooper noted that the UN ambassador's residence must meet a long list of requirements, including appropriate housing, reception space, security, proximity to the US Mission to the United Nations and the UN headquarters.

It must first provide appropriate first reception conditions for asylum seekers, including accommodation, health care, and schooling for children.

Such a latitudinarian approach is perhaps appropriate to a reception study, telling who thought what, and who, after them, thought something else, but eventually it comes to seem anti-intellectual.

(This is interesting, since an absolutely crucial aspect of Job's trial is that he suffers alone). Such a latitudinarian approach is perhaps appropriate to a reception study, telling who thought what, and who, after them, thought something else, but eventually it comes to seem anti-intellectual.

As strange as it may have seemed for the crowd to cheer itself into a frenzy for the 234th overall pick in the 2002 draft, a scrappy forward who has never scored more than 13 goals in a season, it was a reception appropriate for Talbot.