Exemples d'utilisation de It may be more appropriate en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It may be more appropriate to defend against lawyers with PeerPressure.
In the case of some people, however, it may be more appropriate to involve them in the preparation.
It may be more appropriate for us to attempt to rectify things for you.
Consider using“Cancel XXX” button, as it may be more appropriate depending on the requirement of the application.
It may be more appropriate for a small organization to use external mediators that can be hired on an as-needed basis.
As the corridor is 3.2 kilometres long it may be more appropriate to have several BIAs that service the CDP study area.
The leg supports are normally applied parallel to each other under both thighs, but in some cases it may be more appropriate to lift each thigh separately.
For this reason it may be more appropriate for discussion of these respective topics to be kept separate.
In other cases,where all the information has been assembled in a manageable form, it may be more appropriate to meet at United Nations Headquarters.
In certain cases, it may be more appropriate to apply other management measures to protect and conserve identified areas.
If a food safety hazard is identified during the inspection, or as part of a complaint follow-up, it may be more appropriate to obtain copies of relevant records.
In others, it may be more appropriate to rerun the test in a forensic setting before relying on it for forensic purposes.
If the two species are protected by national legislation in Madagascar, it may be more appropriate for the Management Authority of Madagascar to include them in Appendix III.
Sometimes, it may be more appropriate to collect data over broad age ranges and examine the effect of age as a continuous covariant.
However, when this and other related texts will be further developed it may be more appropriate that the EU be referred to in its own right as"the European Union.
It may be more appropriate to require that the DSL be updated to remove a substance if it is no longer in commerce or its quantity in use falls below specified thresholds.
In some cases- for example,in research involving children- it may be more appropriate to debrief the parents, guardians or authorized third parties rather than the participants themselves.
It may be more appropriate to consider direct investments in new technologies or product substitutes to eliminate the release of these substances, rather than investing in technologies to measure their releases.
When using data sources that have not been validated against a gold standard, it may be more appropriate to report geographic measures of relative risk than absolute risk.
In some circumstances, it may be more appropriate for the complaint to be resolved through the collective agreement of the parties involved and ANTICIP.