Sentence examples for regionally appropriate from inspiring English sources

During the 1970s FAO did not carry out global surveys but instead undertook a series of regional assessments with the intention that each would be more regionally appropriate and specific.

Each dish uses a regionally appropriate olive oil, like pesto with Ligurian oil.

Pork is the only kind of barbecue that the Campaign for Real Barbecue considers "regionally appropriate" for North Carolina.

John remains calm when he sees beef brisket on a North Carolina barbecue menu, as long as the menu also includes meat that is regionally appropriate.

We intend to stay drenched in regionally appropriate music and our hope is to find a good live show every night.

It was a journey that bore all the hallmarks of the classic BBC travelogue: sweeping exotic vistas, regionally appropriate music, amusing visual asides involving recalcitrant livestock.

To make such a ban a success will require effective monitoring with penalties for non-compliance; developing best-practice guidelines for commercial gardening enterprises; the removal of invasive species in public green spaces; and education and encouragement for the public to replace lawns with regionally-appropriate grasses.

A J-WAFS Solutions grant will enable an MIT research team to develop a regionally-appropriate commercialization strategy to ensure that these test kits can be accessible to rural and urban communities in Nepal as well as the other areas in South Asia that face the risk of water-related diseases from unsafe drinking water.

The team plans to develop a regionally-appropriate manufacturing and marketing plan that ensures that the kits are accessible to rural and urban communities in Nepal and elsewhere in South Asia which face the risk of water-related diseases from unsafe drinking water.

Specimens that have been sampled for DNA analysis must be routinely photographed and deposited in a regionally or taxonomically appropriate museum.

Rather than looking for a one-size-fits-all model of developing lignocellulosic biofuels (e.g., as implied in the biorefinery vision), it may be better to look for regionally specific models that are appropriate to local agricultural needs and resources and to explore their societal robustness in conjunction with members of the public in the region.