Sentence examples for made more appropriate from inspiring English sources

The "professional politician" – a person who is somehow made more appropriate to rule by virtue of studying past political structures – is a phenomenon as prevalent as it is counterintuitive to most people.

With A-level reform we worked very closely with universities to make sure that in redesigning them they were made more appropriate, better preparing young people to moving on to the next stage, which of course for very many of them will be going on to university.

Drawing upon inductive, qualitative research, we explore the design, implementation and evaluation of SWC activities, as they relate to Ostrom's Institutional Analysis and Development (IAD) framework, in order to determine how the activities can be made more appropriate, effective and sustainable.

When asked whether the revisions to the transfer of women from the delivery suite to the postnatal ward made more appropriate use of their skills, just under half (31/45%) thought they did, and over a third (25/37%) thought they made more appropriate use of their time.

Evidence for skills focusing on other patient groups is weaker; for instance, paramedics trained with enhanced skills for managing children with special healthcare needs made more appropriate interventions compared with untrained paramedics.

Until information resources are made more appropriate for men with EDs, health service providers need to be particularly sensitive to men's needs in relation to an illness so strongly associated with women.

In addition, we discussed research priorities to help reduce model uncertainty and thereby make more appropriate decisions.

Familiarising people with how the ambulance service functions could encourage them to have more reasonable expectations and, perhaps, to make more appropriate use of emergency services.

CBT usually involves distraction and breathing exercises along with education to help the patient make more appropriate attributions for distressing somatic symptoms.

In an interim report Zinke gave to the White House on Saturday, he proposed Trump ask Congress to give tribal officials authority to co-manage "designated cultural resources" in the area and "make more appropriate conservation designations" within an area that President Barack Obama formally protected in southeastern Utah late last year.

With these two parameters, we are able to describe the current state more specifically and make more appropriate optimization decisions.