Sentence examples for designation as appropriate from inspiring English sources

Reza Marashi, a former official on the US state department's Iran desk who was part of the team that reviewed evidence against the MEK and regards the terrorism designation as appropriate, said he is astonished that the group is able to operate so openly.

Sequences were submitted for allele designation as appropriate.

MLST alleles, STs and clonal complexes were assigned using the Campylobacter PubMLST database [ 37] with sequences submitted for allele designation as appropriate.

We consider this to be an appropriate designation as we consider November and December 2011 to be a 'wash-in' period, during which new treatment protocols were rolled out in the NCUs.

The Sagebrush Rebellion was triggered by a national inventory of public lands to identify areas appropriate for designation as "wilderness" (under the National Wilderness Preservation System).

Appropriate to its designation as a pad, Mr. Falconer's ground-floor apartment comes with burnished teak paneling, a Jetsons-worthy curved metal stair rail and an unusual fireplace that wraps around a corner and is open on two sides.

It is unclear whether he intended to give 46 Leonis Minoris a Bayer designation, as he recognised Beta and 46 Leonis Minoris as of the appropriate brightness in his catalogue.

For the 11-year period (1985 1995) for which gender- and age-specific AVH-associated mortality data were available, data were compared by gender, age, and rural/urban designation of the decedent using Pearson's χ-test, Fisher's exact test, or Student's t-test as appropriate, depending on whether data were categorical or continuous.

While much of the rest of Greenwich Village's historic sites were guaranteed preservation through designation as a historic district in 1969, the South Village's humbler architecture and history were not at the time deemed appropriate for landmark status, leaving the area vulnerable to inappropriate demolition and loss of historic character.

"Delete as appropriate.

Yet he never accepted his designation as female.