Sentence examples for broadly appropriate from inspiring English sources

British Chambers of Commerce: "We believe this balance of competences to be broadly appropriate.

In a submission to the government, the British Bankers Associationn said the balance of competence between the EU and UK was "broadly appropriate".

The ECB's interest rate of 3.25% is broadly appropriate for the euro area as a whole, given its inflation rate (2.2%), the size of the output gap, and the bank's chosen inflation target of "less than 2%".

Unlike many of the bank's critics, they conclude that the ECB's monetary policy has been broadly appropriate for the euro area as a whole, given its rates of inflation and growth.

But it isn't always possible, so occasionally someone with a good CV, a broadly appropriate skill set, and the ability to interview well still gets hired.

So few Web companies do both well, because frequently the interests of a "buyer" or "seller" (for lack of more broadly appropriate nouns) are at odds, especially when you are talking about a service that books reservations without a credit card authorization.

The contours of the debate include whether the problem comes down to spending or deficits, will require shared sacrifice, and, more broadly, the appropriate size and shape of government.

In a transmittal letter sent to Obama dated December 10 , 2014that accompanied a copy of the report, Feinstein wrote that "the full report should be made available within the CIA and other components of the executive branch for use as broadly as appropriate" and should be entered into the "Executive Branch systems of record". .

But in a December 2014 letter to the president — after the torture report's executive summary was made public — Feinstein seemed to defer to the executive on what do to with the full report, counseling that it should allow "for use as broadly as appropriate" so that the abuse "is never repeated".

More broadly, the appropriate use of race in clinical decision making remains contested [ 8] and the RACE scale aims to provide empirical data to address this debate.

Instead, this conclusion accords with recent evidence that children with ASD (5 12 years) display broadly age-appropriate orienting to photographs of adult faces [9].