Sentence examples similar to subject appropriate from inspiring English sources

Some items are subjective, confusing, and lack a clear definition (e.g., subjects appropriate to study questions, discussion of bias resulting from non-blinding assessment).

For example, in Massachusetts, a preliminary license can be obtained with a subject-appropriate bachelor's degree and passing scores on the appropriate examinations.

But foreign investment levels should be "subject to appropriate consideration and scrutiny".

The subject was appropriate to a show that bore a crippling messianic burden.

"It's irresponsible and misguided not to maximise the use of these data, subject to appropriate confidentiality.

The N.B.A. released a statement saying that any referees taking part in the protest "will be subject to appropriate discipline".

"Those found to be violators will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action for conduct detrimental to the game".

"Therefore, as the market matures and grows further, it is critical that it continues to be subject to appropriate and effective regulatory oversight".

More radically, the new body could be given an "exclusive jurisdiction" – subject to appropriate appeal rights – to deal with privacy complaints against the press.

"I strongly believe that, subject to appropriate safeguards, people whose lives have become intolerable from physical illness should be helped to die.

Wiretapping is permitted, but usually limited to serious crimes, and only allowed when subject to appropriate protections and oversight, depending on the intrusiveness of the tap.