Sentence examples for most appropriate actions from inspiring English sources

Once identified the causes, it would be possible to offer suggestions to policy makers as to the most appropriate actions to put an end to this phenomenon.

Decision-making could informally be defined as the process of selecting the most appropriate actions among a set of possible alternatives in a given activity.

In-depth studies of potential risk factors and safety outcomes are needed to ensure the most appropriate actions are taken to improve safety.

A joint FA, Premier League and Football League statement said they were grateful to ministers for their recommendations and would now take time to consider "what the most appropriate actions might be".

The results of the study indicate that concentrating preservation efforts on areas with the highest number of species of concern and the restoration of native shrublands are the most appropriate actions for multiple species habitat conservation in this area.

This work initiated a debate about the most appropriate actions to be undertaken both within and outside the healthcare system to address these disparities.

"When these things happens the most appropriate action is to use a small bit of chemical.

"I'm not concluding what is the most appropriate action the D.O.T. should take," Mr. Blumenthal said.

The utilitarian perspective dictates that most appropriate action is the one that achieves the greatest good for the greatest number.

This decision was, and remains, the most appropriate action to address the well-documented issues with the delivery and management of the programme".

"With that, it was deemed that the most appropriate action to take was to remove the painting from the exhibit while that issue hung over".