Sentence examples for advised to develop from inspiring English sources
If they haven't done so already, banks are advised to develop a risk function.
Instead of being obsessed by the question of culture and religion, European leaders would be better advised to develop a forward-looking strategic vision.
Departments are advised to develop their own teaching packages to support their particular teaching programme.
For the providers, they'd be well advised to develop their own innovation teams unfettered by the current model so they can develop models that will ensure the provider's long-term survival.
For instance, the IRS manual tells agents to ask during a face-to-face interview if there is an existing written business plan for the activity, suggesting taxpayers would be well advised to develop one at the outset.
By linking the reported results of wheel tracking test with high-temperature rutting mechanism it was advised to develop a test method that could reproduce the real field pavement environment, including multiple stress mode, temperature gradient control system and pavement structure, to assess the rutting response of asphalt mixture.
Based on the information derived from this study, we advise to develop a high quality translation of the NDI.
Based on the information available on the measurement properties of the original version of the NDI, NPDS, NBQ, NPQ, and CNFDS, we advise to develop a high quality translation of the NDI.
EU Commissioner for Migration and Home Affairs, Dimitris Avramopoulos, is well advised to further develop the EU Blue Card Directive along these lines.
Given these results, managers in PH and PC are advised to collaboratively develop work plans where a mix of population and individual approaches might work synergistically to address local community needs.
Consequentialists are surely correct to point out that obsessive consequentialist strategizing is likely, at a certain point, to turn counter-productive, and that a consequentialist agent is therefore well-advised to develop more moderate approaches.
