Sentence examples for acting on recommendations from inspiring English sources

The city task force decided that it would wait for the final report from the standards and technology agency before acting on recommendations to require more stairway space and fire towers in new construction, Ms. Lancaster said.

But the newly constituted intelligence panels will be responsible for acting on recommendations made in that report as well as assessing the continuing effectiveness of the various spy agencies.

Even though Mrs. Lundgren seemed an unlikely anthrax patient, her doctors at Griffin Hospital in Derby, Conn., started acting on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for multiple drug treatment as soon as they had a hint that she had the infection on Saturday, a day after she was admitted to the hospital.

The museum said Mrs. Altmann's American lawyer, E. Randol Schoenberg, received the threat by e-mail and added that in safeguarding the two portraits and three landscapes, regarded as jewels of the Austrian public collections, it was acting on recommendations from the Austrian Interior Ministry and an insurance company.

The company also created a post, though it has not yet been filled, for a vice president in charge of diversity strategies, acting on recommendations from a diversity council set up by Mr. Ivester after the lawsuit was filed on April 22.

The 11 March report highlights potential vulnerabilities in how the federal government is acting on recommendations unveiled last May by a multiagency task force convened by President Barack Obama.

Mr. Corzine has not set a timetable for acting on the recommendations.

The government did not yet have a timeline or costings for acting on remaining recommendations from the report.

Q: Why did the NAO sound so critical in its report on UC if you were already acting on its recommendations?

(In December, acting on these recommendations, President Donald Trump announced that he was cutting the area of the Bears Ears monument by more than three-quarters and shrinking the Grand Staircase-Escalante monument, also in Utah, by almost half).

In that year, no conclusive right to the electoral votes of four states was ever established at the state level, and ultimately Congress, acting on the recommendations of a special 15-member commission, chose the president, splitting along partisan lines.