Sentence examples for appropriately issued from inspiring English sources

In 19 days from the mainshock to March 29 , 2011 JMA appropriately issued EEW "warning" for 15 of the 22 events for which seismic intensity 5-lower or greater was actually observed.

This increases to ~30% if we only consider eruptions with a VEI ≥ 3. VALs of eruptions from closed-vent volcanoes are more appropriately issued than those from open-vents.

Dover council said that it paid 62percentt of each appropriately issued fine, £46.50, to a company called Kingdom Services Group, which provides work for at least 20 authorities.

"More effective monitoring will lead to tickets being appropriately issued as violations are addressed," city spokesman Dan Bell said in an email, pointing to an example when a business owner calls to report that a car has been parked in a two-hour space for four hours with an expired meter.

Investigating the matter, Jones was unable to establish whether or not Cole had been drunk but was satisfied that he had not behaved appropriately, and issued him a warning without charging or otherwise disciplining him.

"Basically, all that's legally required is for the co-op to apportion the shares appropriately and issue new proprietary leases," he said.

Recent research is described in detail in the exhibition's elaborate companion book, published by the Smithsonian Press, and a new translation of the Norse sagas has been issued, appropriately, by Viking Press.

The security mechanisms ensure that control messages are only acted on when issued by appropriately trusted peers.

Large eruptions (VEI 3 or larger) from closed-vent volcanoes with reasonably instrumented monitoring networks (Level 3), and which have a large population living in their flanks are those for which VALs are issued most appropriately.

The standout performance comes from Patrick Page who, as Hades, has a voice that seems to issue, appropriately, from the depths.

They endorse the externalist position that only a certain sort of history will permit a reasons-responsive action to issue appropriately in freely willed actions (1998, pp. 194-206).