Sentence examples for information as appropriate from inspiring English sources

Incentivize the detection and deterrence of manipulative and fraudulent acts and practices, including partnering with regulators and particularly the CFTC to share or refer information, as appropriate.

At the start of the interviews, participants were encouraged to provide their views and perspectives on existing patient information leaflets for clinical trials and discuss their experiences of participating in clinical trials or reviewing clinical trial information, as appropriate.

"We are continuing to look into these allegations and will provide additional information as appropriate".

The Fed said in a written statement, "We will work with the committee to provide relevant information as appropriate".

We are still in the process of gathering more information to develop the situation and will release more information as appropriate".

"We have got to set up an I.T. system to enable the criminal justice agencies to receive, store and disseminate information as appropriate so that each decision maker in the process will have the information needed to make the proper decision," Mr. Kane said.

The best covariance structure was determined using the likelihood ratio test or Akaike Information Criterion (AIC), as appropriate.

Ensuring that patients have appropriate information as well as access to treatments to reduce pain pre-operatively and post-operatively would be useful.

These included, for example, the provision of culturally appropriate health information as well as the use of standard treatment guidelines and low-cost generic medications for diabetes management.

There is a dearth of knowledge about the type of information as well as the most appropriate and effective way to convey it to pregnant and lactating women but we would argue that information presented to women should be woman-centred.

Gender-based violence and gender inequality, for example, heightens the vulnerability of women and girls to HIV infection, particularly where access to education, age-appropriate HIV information as well as sexual and reproductive health services necessary to prevent HIV infection are unavailable or inaccessible.