Sentence examples for issue of appropriateness from inspiring English sources

The higher education literature is ambivalent on the issue of appropriateness of expression and/or suppression of emotions.

The outcomes study by Depuydt and colleagues, like others before it, addresses the question of the impact of resistance without dissecting fully the issue of appropriateness of therapy received.

One participant (ID2) commented, however, that this type of post-registration education was already occurring and available to 'out of hours' staff and in their view, the issue of appropriateness was already a high priority.

He is currently representing an employer on the issue of the appropriateness of subjecting employees to polygraph testing.

But inequality is different: Every mention of it raises in fact the issue of the appropriateness or legitimacy of my income".

Moreover, there seems to be a conflation of the question of whether or not a special counsel is required and the separate issue of the appropriateness of the Atty.

Obviously, the issue of the appropriateness of borrowing art works depends mainly on the integrity of the end result: protecting the art, protecting the scholarship and making a cultural contribution.

This raises the issue of the appropriateness of the present reference values and guidelines for monitoring HIV/AIDS patients in Tanzania.

Further to the issue of establishing appropriateness of drug use, it is true that the elderly might have relatively more comorbid conditions that, in some circumstances, might relatively or even absolutely contraindicate the use of certain medications.

The issue of the appropriateness of the requirement to submit signed consent forms and therefore the subject's name and health information to the publisher has also been raised [ 13].

In the present article we do not focus on the issue of the appropriateness of the U.S. EPA RfD, but rather evaluate whether a groundwater cleanup guideline issued by U.S. EPA's Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) would keep exposure below the RfD for all vulnerable segments of the population.