Sentence examples for required or appropriate from inspiring English sources

What safeguards, what checks, what procedures, short of a full legal process, but greater than the mere say-so of the drone dispatchers, are required or appropriate?

Ethical questions that have to be addressed include whether assent of the children participating is required or appropriate, and whether the director of the school system, who is the legal guardian for approximately 20% of the students who are wards of the state and live in school residences, should provide consent for such a large number of children.

As American Civil Liberties Union attorney Claudia Center said, "You should not be assuming that just because a knife is in the picture that lethal force is automatically required or appropriate".

Promoting endogenous repair is particularly attractive in mild moderate forms of TBI, for which stem cell therapy may not be required or appropriate.

6 Further research is also needed to identify changes to the protocol when the option of radical treatment is no longer required or appropriate.

The first item, which rates the patient's urgency of need for admission based on their current location, takes into account a number of different possible locations a patient may be referred from for example a remand prison, a sentenced prison or a patient in a hospital at a lower level of security than is required or appropriate.

General changes to the lawful aspects of Microsoft's business model or product design of the type proposed by plaintiffs do not themselves provide a remedy, nor have plaintiffs established that such changes are required, or even appropriate, in conjunction with a remedy.

On the other hand, the in vitro transcription may produce some artifacts, since some promoters may require activators or appropriate DNA conformation (superhelicity) or other type of physiological control for their natural activity.

Under the ER stress, an overload of proteins to be folded or the accumulation of misfolded proteins adversely affects processes required for appropriate or efficient folding, such as glycosylation.

Factor analysis, and scales created from factor-based analyses, force a data-controlled identity onto latents like η3B while disregarding, or even disrespecting, theoretical concern for whether η3A, η3B, or η3C is, or are, required for appropriate latent level effects.

That must include the essential principle of consent, and the rare occasions when it is not appropriate to require or seek it".