Sentence examples for appropriately equipped from inspiring English sources

So long as the printer was appropriately equipped, it would implement the programmer's desires precisely.

Admissions officers should carefully evaluate whether a graduate of any school that teaches creationism, in any of its guises, is appropriately equipped for college-level course work.

The writers of the Lonely Planet guide to Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei did not address the question of suitable footwear, presumably concluding that climbers would be appropriately equipped.

The DX film system employs optical, electrical, and mechanical encoding to transmit to appropriately equipped cameras such information as film type, film speed, and number of exposures.

Louisiana-style crayfish on a toasted baguette is appropriately equipped with horseradish rémoulade and a long-simmered red roux, but it lacks gusto and heft.

"Something like this technology could be embedded in tables and work surfaces," said Justin Rattner, Intel's chief technology officer, "so as soon as you put down an appropriately equipped device it would immediately begin drawing power".

However, we need to ensure that young people with disabilities are suitably equipped to appropriately assume this responsibility that is expected later in life.

Participants emphasised that due to the specific needs of patients with LTNCs it would be essential to ensure that staff were trained appropriately and equipped to deal with the needs of such patients.

These analyses must be conducted in appropriately staffed and equipped forensic toxicology laboratories in which validated procedures and methods are employed.

The presence of observers may reduce the number of people killed, and it is important that the mission is appropriately staffed and equipped to be as effective as possible.

"No society can enjoy domestic peace and security without a functioning justice system supported by appropriately trained and equipped law enforcement and justice personnel who are respectful of human rights and rule of law," said a State Department spokesman, Harry Edwards.