Sentence examples for appropriately employed from inspiring English sources

But, in light of the specific language of 107, this presumption is not appropriately employed to negate the weight Congress explicitly gave to news reporting as a justification for limited use of another's expression.

Directed self-assembly technique can be appropriately employed to yield functional nanostructures e.g. nanowires and arrays of organized nanodots.

Directed self-assembly technique can be appropriately employed to yield functional nanostructures e.g. nanowires and organized array of nanodots.

Our proposed model can estimate future loads at the feeders, and as a result, street level storage solutions can be appropriately employed.

The Burning Glass report considers a college graduate to be appropriately employed if a majority of job postings for her occupation requested a college degree, and underemployed if that is not the case.

It is notable for including a rare humorous conclusion and for its mention of Solange, a young lady of Bond's intimate acquaintance who works in a shop, Abercrombie's, "appropriately employed in their Indoor Games Department".

This thesis sought to address these issues by appropriately employing audio segmentation as a first step to both automatic speech recognition and speaker diarization in meetings.

Another way to show compassion is by keeping the conversation at someone's eye level and appropriately employing friendly touch on the outer edges of their body.

"Carnegie Hall Corporation has spent or will spend $230 million on its ongoing studio tower renovation, but they have chosen not to appropriately employ our members as we are similarly employed throughout the rest of Carnegie Hall," he said in a statement.

(002)" Directly Observed Therapy and dealing with patients' social care needs were the most frequently mentioned tasks where non-nurses might appropriately be employed and many nurses taking part in the focus groups were keen to have more social care/outreach/case workers attached to their teams.

The gatekeeper training teaches them to identify people at risk by recognising suicidal risk factors, to assess the levels of risk, and to manage the situation appropriately by employing adequate approaching tactics.