Sentence examples for systems as appropriate from inspiring English sources

Subordinate plans for providing adequate security for networks, facilities, systems, or groups of information systems, as appropriate.

It is also useful for end users and suppliers to jointly undertake periodic operator training, with the additional aim of upgrading technology, including knowledge and automated systems, as appropriate.

When entrusted with the preparation, development and operational management of other large scale IT systems than those referred to in Article 1(1), the Agency shall perform tasks related to training on the technical use of those systems, as appropriate.

The term "subordinate plan", also referred to as a "system security plan", means a plan that defines the security controls that are either planned or implemented for networks, facilities, systems, or groups of systems, as appropriate, within a specific accreditation boundary.

You may request that Occupational Hygiene and Safety perform an Indoor Air Quality Investigation AFTER requesting that maintenance check the ventilation or plumbing systems as appropriate.

I felt compelled to write this column because I believe there is inherent risk in our reliance on, and confidence in, these current systems as appropriate management tools and techniques.

These are based on the Codex General Principles of Food Hygiene and the Application of the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point HACCPP) System, as appropriate.

PMHWs will be able to access tier 2 and tier 3 professionals at any time urgently or non-urgently in the usual way by direct referral through a central allocation system weekly or through a daily 'duty clinician' system or an urgent on call psychiatry system, as appropriate.

Sort all the papers from your box into the "To Read" or "Follow-up" bins of your new organizing system, as appropriate.

Therefore, mucosal adjuvants and/or special antigen delivery systems as well as appropriate dosage forms are required in order to develop potent mucosal vaccines.

In summary, middleware for the emerging care environment must not only support the interoperability between systems, but also the means to drive those interactions, and reconfigure the system as appropriate to the circumstances.