Sentence examples for appropriate removed from inspiring English sources

He added that the agency had reviewed all cases in the "controlled archive" to make sure anyone still in Britain was traced and, where appropriate, removed from the country: "This review has been independently audited by Deloitte, who validated the process".

To ensure anonymity, we have removed identification of the three-person mentoring groups and, where appropriate, removed plural grammar.

Another counselor, Jessica Scott, 22, made her Web presence camp-appropriate, removing a blog and making her Facebook entry available only to close friends.

The MoS is understood to have decided that the image was not appropriate and removed it from the online version of the article following the outcry.

In ESP, subsequent community consultation and qualitative inquiry revealed that such practices had now largely been discontinued in study communities and where penile cutting still existed, had been appropriated and removed from the traditional initiation context.

That was an entirely appropriate decision, removing any perception of a potential conflict of interest.

Improving security means implementing appropriate policies, removing perverse incentives and managing risks, not just buying clever hardware and software.

"That's because we want to absorb all your wisdom, respond when appropriate, and remove stuff that's off-topic or abusive.

Another tip: always carry a large felt-tip pen and bottle of Tipp-Ex with you to add apostrophes to signs where appropriate and remove them from plurals.

While I am certain that some teachers burn out and it would be appropriate to remove them, it is the responsibility of the educational system to uproot them through independent, fair evaluation systems as soon as they fail to perform.

Saxony's chief of police, Uwe Reißmann, said the use of "simple direct force" had been absolutely necessary and appropriate to remove three passengers, including a minor, who had refused to leave the vehicle after being asked to do so via an interpreter.