Sentence examples for correctly and appropriately from inspiring English sources

We can now reassure them that we are protecting their information by ensuring that only people who need to access their information are doing so correctly and appropriately.

That is the risk/audit side, the other side that they want help with is in asking, "Are we asking and challenging our management committee correctly and appropriately as it relates to digital transformation of our business?

The Publications Committee (PC) was established to help protect the first publication rights of UK10K's sample custodians and data generators by overseeing a publication moratorium, and to ensure that project data used in publications (written by consortium collaborators) was correctly and appropriately acknowledged.

"He spent a lot more time talking about the rape myths than the evidence," Dambrot reportedly said, noting that while it's important to dispel myths, "you do that by deciding cases correctly and appropriately, not by using your podium of reasons for judgment as a place for your own manifesto".

During the appeal hearing itself, which took place in March, Dambrot said Zuker "spent a lot more time talking about the rape myths than the evidence," and that the way to dispel rape myths is "by deciding cases correctly and appropriately, not by using your podium of reasons for judgment as a place for your own manifesto".

Therefore, it is important to encourage suppressive patients to express negative emotion correctly and appropriately.

Their main thrust is to ensure that all children with UTI are correctly diagnosed and appropriately treated.

An accurate history and a keen physical exam become indispensable in correctly diagnosing and appropriately managing such patients especially in resource limited settings.

Nurses had higher knowledge, perceived risk, and appropriate HAIs' control measures than physicians and HCWs answered correctly and used appropriately control measures if have received information from educational courses and scientific journals.

Volunteers must be trained, deployed correctly and thanked appropriately; they need to be treated not as extras, but as essential components of an organisation's work.

Item 10 requires reviewers to consider if the test has been applied correctly and interpreted appropriately.