Sentence examples for inappropriate changes from inspiring English sources

He is fond of Paris and wants it to retain its charm & beauty and so annuls inappropriate changes.

In March, the hospital was notified that it had been downgraded in national accreditation rankings after evaluators discovered inappropriate changes on a patient's chart.

This sounds chaotic, but most of the time the "unhelpful" or "inappropriate" changes are quickly fixed by human stompers and algorithmicised helper bots.

Administrators have a big technical stick to ensure that when "edit wars" erupt or inappropriate changes are continuously applied, they can prod or truncheon users.

Mr. Sachs and others complain that when countries go to the fund for help, it demands drastic and often inappropriate changes in their economic policies, undermining investor confidence and actually worsening the situation.

In an academic survey released this year, more than 100 retired captains and higher-ranking officers indicated they were aware of instances of "ethically inappropriate" changes to crime complaints in the seven major felony categories measured by the department.

Any such inappropriate change in the conditions leads to non-uniform thickness distribution of the part.

A group of MPs is calling for the tower housing Big Ben to be renamed in honour of the Queen, sparking horror from republicans who accuse them of championing a "crass and profoundly inappropriate" change to the Houses of Parliament.

If the design is poor or inappropriate, change is not needed as long as the promotion scheme is in place.

This is an event which is not commonly considered clinically; because some tests are highly likely to change management, there is a substantial risk of inappropriate change in therapy.

When he starts to talk inappropriate, change topic or stop talking to him.