Sentence examples for appropriate to current from inspiring English sources

Orchestras must make their own determinations of what is appropriate to current events.

Some strategies consider workers' emotional states allocating tasks that are appropriate to current worker's mood [74].

The extended model includes the effects of multiple nozzles on a boom and a forward speed so that it is better able to simulate application conditions appropriate to current field practice, particularly in the UK.

The programme's approach, linking relief, rehabilitation and development (LRRD) is flexible and appropriate to current humanitarian realities in the Eastern DRC.

The AKPS is an important contemporary modification to the KPS that incorporates language more appropriate to current clinical care without limiting it to judgments on intensity of clinical treatment or resources available.

Personally I think that's absurdly far-fetched, but the wishful thinking involved does give you some idea of how Harvey's life has been appropriated to current political expediency.

President Bush's policies are appropriate to the current state of climate-change science.

Jim Proulx, a Boeing spokesman in Seattle, said the company began discussing the order several months ago and was working with Qantas "to make changes appropriate to the current climate".

Mr. Schröder acknowledged improvements in the resolution, but added that, "this progress does not yet constitute the reaction appropriate to the current situation in Iraq".

He did not, of course, use the term "Negro dialect," as Mr. Reid did, but his comments seem appropriate to the current discussion of race and politics.

In a June 10 letter, the chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, James Connaughton, defended President Bush's weak effort to curb America's greenhouse emissions by asserting that such policies are "appropriate to the current state of climate-change science".