Sentence examples for the appropriate statement from inspiring English sources

Second instruction sentence: "Answer every question by ticking the appropriate statement" As it is not idiomatic to use the verb "tick" in French Canadian, it was decided to use "cocher" (cross), the usual way to mark answers in this language.

Then the proposition follows in the same way as the appropriate statements regarding the Hardy operators defined on R + 2 in [13, 14] (see also Theorem 1.1.6 of [15]).

The respondent is asked to indicate their health state by marking the box against the most appropriate statement in each of the five dimensions.

The respondent is asked to indicate his/her health state by selecting the box that corresponds to the most appropriate statement in each of the 5 dimensions.

The patient indicates his/her state by placing a cross in the box for the most appropriate statement.

The respondent indicated his or her current health state by choosing the most appropriate statement in each dimension.

For a presentation on gender nonconformity the more appropriate statement would have been that one can still be discriminated against on the basis of gender identity and expression in 32 states.

We agree that the more appropriate statement is that we could not find evidence for salience coding with tonic firing rates (panel (a)).

The letter from the party activists urging the withdrawal of the whip from Rennard is written by members of the Rock the Boat: Lib Dems Against Sexual Harassment group, which said it was deeply troubling that Clegg will would not withdraw the party whip act in the absence of an appropriate statement of regret by the peer at the centre of the controversy.

The letter said it was deeply troubling that Clegg would not withdraw the party whip in the absence of an appropriate statement of regret by Rennard.

The National Academies' current policy (National Academies 2003) is a particularly useful and appropriate statement of the relevant issues, for the following reasons: It emphasizes that knowledge, training, and experience are the foremost considerations and that no one should be appointed to a panel to represent a particular point of view or special interest.