Sentence examples for accepting a recommendation from inspiring English sources

United will not discuss in detail the process of appointing the new manager, but it is odd that Avi Glazer said it was "short" and amounted to accepting a recommendation made by Ferguson himself.

In the year that Pep Guardiola was looking for a job, United had a short search, accepting a recommendation by Ferguson of a manager as close to his image as possible, and one without much European experience.

With European governments recently accepting a recommendation by the EU's competition commissioner, Mario Monti, to block the merger of General Electric and Honeywell, Messrs Carty and Eddington are taking Brussels very seriously indeed, as they prepare to launch a second attempt to win approval.

The health secretary is due to announce whether he is accepting a recommendation to close the trust that runs Stafford Hospital.

A significant minority of respondents (55/205, 27%) disagreed with the statement that, for their own child in the PICU, they would have equal confidence in accepting a recommendation for W/L or DNR from each intensivist (Figure 2).

Fifty-five of 200 (27%) disagreed with the statement that they would have equal confidence in each intensivist accepting a recommendation for withdrawal/limitation of life-sustaining therapy for their own child, with no difference between centers.

Soon after, Pope Benedict accepted a recommendation to transfer Viganò from the Vatican to Washington.

Germany's defense minister accepted a recommendation today to drastically reform and shrink a draft-based army that is still set up to fight the cold war.

The suspension was later reduced to three games after the French League (LFP) accepted a recommendation from the French Olympic Committee, a move that drew heavy criticism from Aulas.

Bill Shorten has said he accepts a recommendation to dump Labor's candidate for Fremantle, unionist Chris Brown, because he was "not forthcoming with the truth" about prior convictions.

"Compelling to me usually means a medical situation," Ms. Van Gieson said, stating that in such extenuating circumstances the university would accept a recommendation.