Sentence examples for raise the appropriate from inspiring English sources

"However, when I came back to my home country, it was less the degree but more the knowledge of how to do business in the western world, and how to raise the appropriate financing for my new business idea, that helped".

It is critical for decision-makers to raise the appropriate urban development strategies so that cities can move toward sustainable development.

They raise the appropriate question if the familial clustering of occipital neuralgia (ON) and intermedius nerves neuralgia (NIN) might be coincidental rather than due to a common pathophysiological correlate.

Adding susceptibility testing to the POCT should raise the appropriate antibiotic prescriptions above 90%%.

The second child is the "units" – he or she should raise the appropriate number of fingers to create whichever number you ask for.

The middle row depicts a situation requiring a warning alarm while the bottom row represents a dangerous scene raising the appropriate alarm.

These results emphasize the importance of previous light history in chronobiology [42] and raise the possibility that appropriate manipulation of spectral light composition in industrial, domestic and in clinical phototherapy applications can be exploited to manipulate the response capacity of melanopsin-dependent circadian and other non-visual responses.

Will the government have a debate or a statement on freedom of speech and whether there's one rule for the rich like Fred Goodwin and one rule for the poor?" The Leader of the House Sir George Young replied that a forthcoming debate would explore freedom of speech in the UK adding: "I will raise with the appropriate minister the issue he has just raised".

Our results raise the question of the appropriate Hb level to diagnose anemia in critically ill children: Further research is required to address this question.

I didn't realize that the canal actually works as "water stairs" to lower or raise the ships to the appropriate sea level where they are traveling to.

The HFEA and the NCOB both raise the question as to the appropriate categorisation of the mitochondrial/egg donor, which we return to below under 'practical matters'.