Sentence examples for decides an appropriate from inspiring English sources

At the end of each semester, the college's ARC goes over the record of each student who is not in good academic standing and decides an appropriate action.

Based on changes of (i) user requirements and (ii) QoS level, and high-level policies, which are represented as adaptation rules, the control loop decides an appropriate fault tolerance strategy to be executed.

The data of the liquid volume expansion could normally be used as one of the thermodynamic criteria to decide an appropriate process of supercritical fluid based micronization techniques.

It can be difficult for a judge to decide an appropriate sentence in cases in which the defendant shows remorse and the financial harm is difficult to measure.

Mr Mekdad said that a video conference had been held between members of the FSA's military council on Thursday to decide an appropriate response to the attack.

A thorough modeling and simulation analysis have been taken up with a view to decide an appropriate bearing configuration to support a payload that could have weight as high as 25 kN.

The judge in the case "faces the difficult task of deciding an appropriate sentence for a promising young man of 27 years for things he did when he was barely more than a child," Mr. Frank wrote.

The lawyers, Elizabeth M. Fink and Jill R. Shellow, cited their client's "extraordinary history" and other factors, and said the judge "was clearly in the best position" to decide an appropriate sentence.

The ultimate goal of this study is not only to develop a web-based decision support system for general contractors to accurately decide an appropriate trade-off between risk and profit for different combinations of subcontractors, but to take the subcontracting and procuring process into re-engineering through omnipresent Internet.

However, DFSA necessitates the reader accurately estimating the number of unread tags to decide an appropriate frame size.

Therefore, it is necessary to consider a combination of a total of 12 variables in order to decide an appropriate grasping motion.