Sentence examples for granting appropriate from inspiring English sources

The student continues to be engaged in a formative "Continuous Assessment" that serves granting appropriate feedback and adapting the curriculum and learning styles appropriately.

Both writers and readers are issued XDC authorizations granting appropriate permissions to their holders and binding these permissions cryptographically to the XDC channels' owners.

The tax from the township coal mines can be mostly submitted to central government and then return to local government according to their different demands, and the rest can be used as safety fund for granting appropriate subsidies to the legitimate township coal mines.

Not granting appropriate forms of territorial use rights nor formally recognizing and giving viability to effective local management structures and arrangements, as simple or complex as these may be, could threaten a community's existing foundations for sustainable use of fishery resources.

Although it is unclear from case law what standard must be satisfied in order to grant appropriate relief, it undoubtedly cannot be a low standard.

"In context of an evolving licensed digital music market, we believe that government intervention is extremely welcome and that, subject to assessment, Ofcom should be granted appropriate and proportionate powers as directed by the secretary of state".

Surely when the Florida Legislature empowered the courts of the state to grant "appropriate" relief, it must have meant relief that would have become final by the cut-off date of 3 U. S. C. Section 5.

To keep bureaucracy and administration to a minimum, all people should have a smart card, which identifies them and the scheme they are on, and grant appropriate access to their medical records.

The implementation of an evidence based pre-hospital stroke care pathway may be a method for achieving the organizational standards required to grant appropriate care.

Respect for autonomy, one of the guiding ethical principles in research involving humans, requires that individuals be treated as autonomous agents, and that persons with diminished autonomy be granted appropriate protection (Belmont Report, 1979).

The new emperor, Bahādur Shah I (or Shah ʿĀlam; ruled 1707 12), followed a policy of compromise, pardoning all nobles who had supported his dead rivals and granting them appropriate postings.