Sentence examples for appropriate undertaking from inspiring English sources
He said: "Planning regarding Syria, such as what [Nato] has already done, is an appropriate undertaking for the alliance.
Recognising the social and economic costs of materials degradation, the creation of these data sets to drive innovation in the field may be an appropriate undertaking for public institutions.
As another example, given climate change, some restoration may cease to be an appropriate undertaking.
Where access to peers and experts was lacking, there was evidence that establishment of learning networks, using technology (e.g. webinars and videoconferencing), attending courses and conferences, inter-professional practice and where appropriate, undertaking shadow placements helped to minimise this barrier.
The annual work plan and budget will usually allocate a "notional" budgetary allowance for constructing the markets, but this will need to be elaborated during the detailed design phase including, if appropriate, undertaking an elementary financial analysis of the proposals to ensure that they are viable.
The Washington Panel in the United States [5] and the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) in the UK [6] have developed "reference cases" that set out the range of methodologies deemed most appropriate when undertaking an economic evaluation of health interventions.
Methods were selected appropriate for undertaking in large samples of community dwelling subjects, though there are no standardised methods of assessing HPA function in such studies.
Because researchers have difficulty controlling the behaviour of living animals, using real fishes as stimulus animals would not be appropriate when undertaking a detailed analysis of properties of visual motion, which are critical in the induction of shoaling behaviour.
Owing to the observational methodology, small numbers of study participants in all but one of the included studies and insufficiently similar study outcomes, 21 it was not considered appropriate to undertake meta-analysis or to undertake statistical tests for heterogeneity.
"However, it would not be appropriate to undertake a course of action that could potentially change the employment status of more than 133,000 police officers if fewer than half of those officers have voted for us to do so".
