Sentence examples for appropriate to supply from inspiring English sources
"Accordingly, based on counsel's advice, it is premature and not appropriate to supply to news sources piecemeal information relating to this incident, including any systemwide information that may prejudice the inquiry".
Lombardi and Castagnino (2008), and da Costa, Lombardi and Lastiri (forthcoming) have suggested that, in the modal context, the bundle view might be appropriate to supply an answer to the problem of indistinguishability (see also French and Krause 2006).
As we are moving towards new technologies, admission control needs to deal with many heterogeneous networks and admit new sessions to a network that is most appropriate to supply the requested QoS.
Due to the shortage of rain, the large evaporation rate and the lack of appropriate watershed, constructing a dam is not an appropriate way to supply water to this village.
Meet with the appropriate registrar to supply the necessary documentation before the marriage takes place.
Experimental measurements are used to supply appropriate boundary conditions for the simulations.
As a result, the government was under pressure to supply appropriate health staff and supplies.
Preparation of a range of patient-ready standard doses of methotrexate allows the pharmacy to supply appropriate and safe treatment without delay when an ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed.
In their interviews the manufacturers assured us that there is still a strong commitment to supply appropriate treatments to HIV/AIDS patients in low income countries, as many acknowledged and pledged to continue embracing their social obligations.
Regardless of whether isolation and quarantine induce posttraumatic stress disorder, public health officials must be cognizant of and prepared to supply appropriate emotional and social support to persons subject to isolation or quarantine.
Public health officials must be cognizant of these needs and prepared to supply appropriate emotional and social support to persons in quarantine for such measures to succeed in halting the spread of disease.
