Sentence examples for be appropriate to restrict from inspiring English sources

To highlight pervasive themes, we attend to participants' responses to questions concerning (1) the key values that should inform potential ART subsidy restrictions, and (2) whether it would be appropriate to restrict subsidies on the basis of personal patient characteristics (including BMI, smoking status, maternal age, or number of treatment cycles).

In order to preserve his personal privacy, it may be appropriate to restrict the access to such reports, even within the company, to those who have a legitimate reason to be judging the quality of the warehouse manager's work.

Looking at the NTFPs contribution to rural livelihoods, it would not be appropriate to restrict further access to forestlands in order to conserve woodland resources and biodiversity, this action would not only inflict untold hardship on forest-dependent communities but may also affect the attainment of sustainable development goals in Nigeria.

When assessing the safety and efficacy or effectiveness of health technologies it may not be appropriate to restrict the evidence to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) [ 1].

Beyond these issues, two divergent opinions emerged (and were not reconciled) in the community forum around whether it would be appropriate to restrict ART subsidies with regard to patients' social and moral characteristics.

However, this grading process is independent of the size of the residual tumor and it may be appropriate to restrict the complete metabolic response category to grades 1 and 2 in some situation [ 39].

As also discussed by George Monbiot last week, this is the idea that it is appropriate to restrict the use of assorted chemicals and other materials even in the absence of scientific certainty, when the effect of not doing so could be very serious.

The conversation around Hatreon and other sites claiming to provide shelter from what they see as politicized, left-leaning tech platforms is a charged one, and the question of when — specifically — it is appropriate to restrict speech or close off a platform to it is far from settled.

Alternatively, if pair-wise interactions account for the majority of the total information in a network, then it is appropriate to restrict connectivity analyses to correlation or covariance functions for pairs of neurons [70].

[Yet even John Stuart] Mill … recognized that it was appropriate to restrict liberty when an individual was not in possession of relevant information about what she or he was doing [or when the individual's autonomy was otherwise compromised in a serious enough way].

On occasion expenditures may be incurred for University business that may not be appropriate to be directly charged to restricted or sponsored awards (i.e., business entertainment and alcohol).