Sentence examples for qualified and appropriate from inspiring English sources

They also believe that a general practioner, which we will call a solution architect, is qualified and appropriate to address the complexities across a wide array of technology areas.

Governments in the region are hard hit by poverty, giving them limited ability and capacity to ensure that there are enough schools, sufficient and qualified teachers and appropriate learning materials.

In order to be able to engage in and adequately manage international investigations, Wada must hire appropriately qualified staff and allocate appropriate budgets and resources for that purpose.

The officials who resigned accused him of appointing 10 of his allies in senior posts, forcing out longstanding and better-qualified staff members, and appropriating funds to move to expensive new offices in a different district of Kabul.

Architectural design and construction must be undertaken solely by qualified and licensed individuals using the appropriate standard of care.

This qualitative exploration of junior doctors' experiences of managing patients with MUS highlights a large gap in their knowledge about the topic and appropriate patient management, and emphasises the urgent need for improved postgraduate teaching for newly-qualified doctors.

"Kmart believes that the terms of the employment agreement are reasonable and appropriate under the circumstances," the document states, "and are necessary to induce Mr. Adamson, a highly qualified businessman, to serve as chief executive throughout these reorganization proceedings".

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Its limitations are minimized as long as qualified medical geneticists perform the evaluation, at least in the early stages of medical genomics, until other health professionals are adequately educated regarding its value, limitations, and appropriate clinical use.

They include "sufficient numbers" of qualified teachers and principals, "appropriate" class sizes, "adequate and accessible" school buildings, "sufficient and up-to-date" books and supplies, and "an expanded platform of programs to help at-risk students".

In a major departure from the 2004 edition, the council's 2009 guidelines specify that ART should be provided only by "suitably qualified professionals, in appropriate facilities, and according to the international best practice" [ 4].