Sentence examples for appropriate senior from inspiring English sources

I know for the appropriate senior this will contribute to an enhanced quality of life".

However, this and other studies have indicated that the infection rate is not associated with a reasonable delay to debridement, especially if the delay is to facilitate treatment by the appropriate senior surgical personnel.

The committee also agreed that "in addition, this council resolves that for a transitional period of one year, where the appropriate senior officer is satisfied that tenants who are subject to the bedroom tax are doing all they reasonably can to avoid falling into arrears, it will use all legitimate means to collect rent due, except eviction".

However, procedures have been put in place for the reporting of perceived sub-standard clinical care to the study supervisors who then follow a standardised procedure to inform the appropriate senior clinical staff.

At least 3 months after the death of the patient, the person identified as their closest informal care-giver is invited to take part in the study via a letter sent on behalf of the research team by the appropriate senior clinician.

Working a total of six days each in a two-month period, the senior partners of V&E determined "that no further investigation was necessary because the appropriate senior- level officers of Enron were fully aware of the primary concerns Ms. Watkins wanted Mr. Lay to address," according to Dilg's testimony.

"We did not think that was appropriate," a senior Bush administration official said.

While the former is appropriate for senior positions, I don't think it is necessary for most employees.

A Save the Children spokesman said: "It is appropriate for senior management to remind staff of their legal obligations while working on Nauru, particularly when new legislation is coming into effect.

Given the chance to respond in kind to an Iraqi pledge to rout his forces, he answered mildly: "I don't think it's appropriate for senior military people to wave their arms in response to the sort of hype that was described, so I'm not going to do that".

"It's almost as though, without sleep, the brain had reverted back to more primitive patterns of activity, in that it was unable to put emotional experiences into context and produce controlled, appropriate responses," senior author Matthew Walker, director of UC Berkeley's Sleep and Neuroimaging Laboratory, said in a statement.