Sentence examples for be appropriate to secure from inspiring English sources

In rare circumstances, even when it is possible to ventilate through a SAD, it may be appropriate to secure the airway with a tracheostomy or cricothyroidotomy.

"And I thought it was a mistake of him as a candidate for the presidency of the United States to announce he would go in – rather than to say, as I did, we reserve the right to go wherever we feel is appropriate to secure the interests of the United States of America, and certainly to track Osama bin Laden anywhere he could be found".

"It would not be appropriate to be celebrating the season and collecting awards when our focus is securing Premier League status," the club said.

When the Senate considered a nonbinding resolution stating that the Supreme Court's 1973 decision legalizing abortion was "appropriate and secures an important constitutional right," Mrs. Dole was the only one of the 14 women senators who voted against it.

Be sure to secure any appropriate permits and heed the park rules.

The PM asked him to have a "low key" word with the Queen's private secretary, Sir Michael Adeane, and "suggest that any subject on which the Prince became interested or any subject on which he wished to refer in a speech he should be encouraged to secure briefing from the appropriate Minister".

"The board has had plenty of time to sort this out and I am surprised that efforts were not taken to secure appropriate staffing levels much sooner, well before the ward was closed," Mr Williams said.

Research and monitoring within the Zackenberg research area are managed to secure appropriate coordination among individual research projects and between research and monitoring.

Scholars have focused mainly on cities bypassed by HSR that have experienced a decrease in conventional rail services or on how several smaller cities have nevertheless been able to secure appropriate facilities to be served by high-speed trains in the context of compromises between HSR travel time and political pressures.

After the Master Plan was formally adopted by TPWD in 2004, the Texas Legislature was approached to secure appropriate funding.

The report of the WHO's Consultative Expert Working Group on R&D (CEWG) recommends that "a binding instrument on R&D is necessary to secure appropriate funding and coordination to promote R&D needed to address the diseases that disproportionately affect developing countries and which constitute a common global responsibility" [ 22].