Sentence examples for appropriate secure from inspiring English sources

It would make more sense and prove more cost-effective to develop appropriate secure accommodation for older offenders who have committed serious or violent crimes and to use community punishments for those whose offending is less serious.

The manifesto says that a presumption against short-term sentences of less than six months will be introduced, with more offenders who are drug ­addicts or mentally ill moved into more appropriate secure accommodation.

Further analysis of assistance modalities is needed to ensure the most appropriate, secure, and accountable options are chosen in areas with ongoing or periodic cross-border humanitarian assistance from Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq, including both accessible and besieged areas.

Appropriate secure access to identifying data.

The patient data extraction result is passed to a safe haven (step 6b), accessible only to the authorised researcher, using the appropriate secure data transport mechanism.

"And I thought it was a mistake of him as a candidate for the presidency of the United States to announce he would go in – rather than to say, as I did, we reserve the right to go wherever we feel is appropriate to secure the interests of the United States of America, and certainly to track Osama bin Laden anywhere he could be found".

The overall comparison shows our KP-ABS-UT is of better performance and is more appropriate for secure data verification in open network systems such as cloud computing, etc.

Based on our findings, an Unplanned Extubation Bundle was launched in July 2014 focussing on 3 major points: ETT tube care (appropriate length, secure fixation, regular position checks and rapid response to displacement), sedation (appropriate choice and depth), and spontaneous awakening and breathing trials every day.

In rare circumstances, even when it is possible to ventilate through a SAD, it may be appropriate to secure the airway with a tracheostomy or cricothyroidotomy.

When the Senate considered a nonbinding resolution stating that the Supreme Court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion was "appropriate and secures an important constitutional right," Mrs. Dole was the only one of the 14 women senators who voted against it.

Such sources, although they may seem appropriate when secured, can suffer from changes in economic circumstances and may have attached to them conditions that are incompatible with requirements of the modern museum.