Sentence examples for changes appropriate from inspiring English sources
And both have made numerous costume changes appropriate to their roles.
Jim Proulx, a Boeing spokesman in Seattle, said the company began discussing the order several months ago and was working with Qantas "to make changes appropriate to the current climate".
The course incorporates lectures and interactive workshops that will show participants how to tailor lifestyle medicine approaches to meet the individual needs of patients, such as how to prescribe exercise regimes and dietary changes appropriate to the age, health, fitness and body type of patients.
For example, the Latin word suffio "I fumigate" is translated as fo-timmdiriut, composed of fo "under," to "to," imb- "around," di "from," and the stem reth- "run," with vowel and consonant changes appropriate to the 1st person singular present tense.
The two Canadian's considered the changes appropriate.
Because of the demographic changes, appropriate measures are needed to prevent early exit from work and to encourage workers to prolong their working life.
The focus of the program is on giving participants the skills and knowledge to make achievable, life-long change appropriate to the ability of participants.
But the panel asked for a closer look at several facets of the design before certifying the changes as appropriate.
Every public company should carefully review its by-laws with its advisors and consider whether changes are appropriate.
"Geographical and other specificities leave member states best-placed to determine whether seasonal time changes remain appropriate within their jurisdiction," the Lords concluded.
