Sentence examples for appropriate voucher from inspiring English sources

Our editorial review form specifically asks editors to confirm whether appropriate voucher information has been included in the manuscript (Funk et al., 2005).

After getting vaccinated, participants in the intervention groups were handed the appropriate vouchers.

After receiving their vaccinations, participants in the incentivised groups will be provided with the appropriate shopping vouchers.

These cases are different from prior indirect aid cases in part because a significant portion of the funds appropriated for the voucher program reach religious schools without restrictions on the use of these funds.

Commenters also suggested that it may be more appropriate to provide vouchers for child-specific shops than supermarkets, although little rationale for why this would either be more acceptable or more effective was given.

This suggests the need to accompany such a voucher scheme with appropriate information, education and communication campaigns given the observed increase in uptake in the recent past as more women became aware of the programme (EPOS Health Management 2011).

Tutoring children might be appropriate, for example, while fighting vouchers might not, even if it was based in a belief that they make conditions for children in public schools worse.

Both cash and vouchers were largely appropriate to the context where they were applied, with some caveats regarding unsubstantiated assumptions about beneficiary spending that inclined agencies to implement voucher programmes.

If the school didn't think it was appropriate that an individual received the vouchers then the school was given the voucher.

We reserve the right to change any of the terms and conditions from time to time without notice and to take appropriate action including cancellation of the Voucher if, in our sole discretion, we deem such action necessary.

Because of the importance of vouchers for backing up botanical research, our editorial policy is that manuscripts submitted to Applications in Plant Sciences are required to cite one voucher per species; if appropriate, a voucher for each population is strongly recommended.