Sentence examples for a forthcoming recommendation from inspiring English sources

The only flashes of Mr. Iacocca's combativeness came when he said he would monitor a forthcoming recommendation on what to do with the bedraggled southern half of Ellis Island.

A forthcoming recommendation by some members of a Clinton Administration commission would take the current Social Security trust funds and have the federal government invest them in stocks and bonds.

All the same it probably makes it impossible for Cable to rule on Ofcom's forthcoming recommendation on the bid (should it go to the Competition Commission or not?) and may – only may – make it more likely that he will resign from the cabinet.

Yet the A.W.G.'s forthcoming recommendations may bring an end to the only epoch that any of us have ever known the Holocene, which began after the last ice age, about twelve thousand years ago, and lasts to this day.

Yet the A.W.G.'s forthcoming recommendations may bring an end to the only epoch that any of us have ever known — the Holocene, which began after the last ice age, about twelve thousand years ago, and lasts to this day.

Finally, he should take seriously the forthcoming recommendations of his Bowles-Simpson commission investigating the national debt.

Mr Blair will give evidence privately this afternoon via videolink to the Iraq Study Group (ISG), whose forthcoming recommendations are expected to pave the way for changes in Washington's strategy on Iraq.

They focused on gathering information, gauging stakeholders' perspectives and publicizing the Duke team's forthcoming recommendations.

–The forthcoming recommendations of the commission headed by former Secretary of State James Baker are now more certain to be adopted.

Scaparrotti must take the forthcoming recommendations of the Afghan mission commander (General John Mick Nicholsonon, who is also brand new and a superb leader), and communicate them without fear or favor both to his NATO chain of command and up the U.S. side.

The rail minister, Theresa Villiers, said the move would allow the DfT to draw up a new contract in line with government proposals for longer franchises that give more power to rail operators, as well as incorporating recommendations from a forthcoming study of industry costs by Sir Roy McNulty, former chair of the Civil Aviation Authority.