Sentence examples for this constitutes appropriate from inspiring English sources

In particular, the editorial describes the 'online queue' stratagem and asks whether this constitutes appropriate behaviour or not.

Mr. Schapiro said the university would "investigate fully the specifics of this incident, and also clarify what constitutes appropriate pedagogy, both in this instance and in the future".

It remains unclear what constitutes appropriate prophylaxis in this patient population.

This, I believe, could contribute to what constitutes appropriate behaviour online and to social work practice more generally.

In this study, the low proportion of respondents mentioning lack of counselling should be investigated more deeply in further studies since as this may suggest the limited awareness of physicians of what constitutes appropriate and relevant sexual health counselling.

In this book, Sanjeev Khagram traces changes in our ideas of what constitutes appropriate development through the shifting transnational dynamics of big dam construction.

This latest shareholder vote is fueling a long-simmering debate over what constitutes appropriate compensation for an executive.

This paper argues for a debate in the field to clarify what constitutes appropriate measurement techniques for team SA and suggests that these are taken from the systems ergonomics tradition, as suggested by the present studies findings.

"I think it was appropriate for the board to make this decision," he said, adding, "I think questions have been raised about what constitutes appropriate conduct for individual trustees and the board as a whole, and I hope those questions will go on to spark a vigorous and consequential debate".

Be aware of dress codes and what constitutes appropriate attire.

There is not always agreement on what constitutes appropriate treatment.