Sentence examples for it should be utilised from inspiring English sources

The GPs and PNs in the practices were encouraged to make use of the tool as they saw fit with no restriction on how often or with which type 2 diabetes patients it should be utilised.

As the recommendations on the most suitable reference genes varied between the programs, it is recommended that more than one should be utilised, to ensure the most robust experimental tools are selected.

It is also recommended that the FEP project should be utilised to promote greater partnerships between families, volunteers and pre-school teachers who will all need training in inclusive, child-friendly and interactive pedagogies that will empower parents/caregivers and develop skills for lifelong learning.

Given the pressing need to examine underlying perceptual and inferential processes in heterogeneous illnesses such as depression [ 5], it is increasingly recognised that a range of methodological approaches should be utilised in the analysis of neurocognitive data to more accurately capture the nature of disturbances across differing depressive syndromes.

However, if growth significantly underperforms expectations over the coming months, the flexibility of the fiscal framework should be utilised".

There's no doubt that alternative fuels should be utilised – but using food for fuel is an impossible idea for a sustainable future.

"If growth significantly underperforms expectations over the coming months," the statement from the O.E.C.D. continued, "the flexibility of the fiscal framework should be utilised".

Second, slim cigarette trousers worn with a fancy blouse in a YSL-kinda way are a sophisticated dress get-out clause which should be utilised by non-dress-wearers.

If the only reason you are working is because you need the cash and can't think of anything else to do, unemployment should be utilised as an opportunity to re-evaluate your skills, experience and opportunities.

"In the event of lower than expected growth, the flexibility of the fiscal mandate should be utilised to allow the automatic stabilisers to continue to operate, even though this may imply pushing out the debt target".

But endorsing the principle that the "user should pay" for road use and that "tolls and congestion pricing should be utilised whenever possible" is a first for the big oil and car firms.It is not hard to imagine the CED coalition coming apart over more of the details.