Sentence examples for actively recommended from inspiring English sources

The boards of directors of both NTT DATA and Intelligroup are said to have unanimously approved the transaction, and the latter's stockholders will be actively recommended to tender their shares in the aforementioned offer.

The latter is actively recommended by the authorities [ 35].

In both studies, no specific or consistent efforts were made to monitor bone density and no calcium/vitamin D supplements or bisphosphonates were actively recommended.

In total, 73% considered advance directives to be helpful; however, less than the half (47%) of the physicians actively recommended the creation of a directive in general.

At present, drug therapy for asymptomatic hyperuricemia is not actively recommended, and this negative approach is mainly due to the absence of evidence from adequately powered RCTs on the causality between hyperuricemia and the onset or progression of CKD.

By contrast, for COPD, LABA monotherapy is actively recommended for milder disease [ 78], and use of ICS-only medications is discouraged because of their lower benefit/risk ratio [ 83].

Although the union stopped short of ending its six-year association with the brokerage firm, Goldis Financial Group, it will no longer actively recommend the firm to widows seeking advice on managing hundreds of thousands of dollars in charity and government aid.

Hazan freely lists plausible alternatives; is indulgent about dried herbs; actively recommends tinned tomatoes as tasting better than most fresh; often prefers dried porcini and bottled clams to their fresh equivalents.

"It's not simply that you haven't removed it… You're actually actively recommending it to me — you are actually actively recommending what is effectively racist material [to] people".

Recommender systems have emerged in the e-commerce domain and have been developed to actively recommend appropriate items to online users.

However, as it stands I can't actively recommend any of the launch titles as "must haves" although, as I said before, they are technically impressive.