Sentence examples for inappropriate state from inspiring English sources

A theme emerges where cargo recognition provides a molecular surveillance mechanism to prevent the transport of macromolecules in an inappropriate state.

Kanakadurga, Ammini and hundreds of other women had attempted to reach Sabarimala once it reopened after September's verdict but were turned away by sometimes violent protesters, mostly men, who see the court's decision as inappropriate state intervention in a religious matter.

Investigations with either of these techniques applied to adherent surfaces before the adhesive bonding process allowed to indicate the inappropriate state of potential CFRP adherents, which according to Markatos et al. [23] was related to an application scenario reducing the joint strength of resulting adhesive joints.

Above all, the extensive and sometimes objectively groundless number of exceptions for industry from the financing of the expansion of renewable energy by all the consumers of electricity meets with substantial misgivings [[21],[22]] and has become the object of European proceedings for inappropriate state aid (see the following section) [[23]].

"To have a pediatrician or orthodontist ask is inappropriate," state Rep. J.R. Claeys (R-Salina), a co-sponsor, told The Huffington Post.

Accordingly an observed increase in cell death in MM96L and HeLa cells upon treatment with ABHA may be explained by cells attempting to undergo mitosis in an inappropriate state, resulting in the non-congression of condensed chromosomes and missegregation during cytokinesis (Qiu et al. 2000).

Specifically, it was Shepard Fairey's famous "HOPE" image of Obama that Apple found inappropriate stating that it "ridicules public figures".

He added that he did not see it as inappropriate for state workers to sometimes do his personal chores because, he said, Pennsylvania has no written laws that limit how much personal help an employee can give a senator.

Judge Simpson noted in his ruling that if he had applied a strict standard, which he considered inappropriate given state and federal precedent, his decision might have come out differently.

In light of America's involvement in the Arab Spring -- in which America provided air support and weaponry without deploying any troops onto foreign soil -- it is certainly inappropriate to state that America must make a choice between deploying troops onto foreign soil and remaining indifferent.

"While my opponent, a self-proclaimed pimp runs a legal business in very limited areas of Nevada, his continued quest for media attention, at the expense of my constituents, is completely inappropriate," Oscarson stated.