Sentence examples for almost all the recommendations from inspiring English sources

These amendments took on board almost all the recommendations of the ITC programme supply review, commissioned by culture secretary Tessa Jowell in summer 2002, including the setting-up of codes of practice regulating terms of trade between public service broadcasters and independent producers.

Three of the big four UK retail banking stocks were in retreat after George Osborne confirmed he would back almost all the recommendations of Sir John Vickers Independent Banking Commissionn.

Boeing implemented almost all the recommendations.

"I think the rules reflect almost all of the recommendations that the commission made to the courts," Ms. Birnbaum said.

Almost all of the recommendations eventually became part of English law, with John Hostettler, in his biography of Hale, writing that if the measures had been put into law immediately, "we would have been honouring such pioneers for their farsightedness in enhancing our legal system and the concept of justice".

Almost all recommendations of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign regarding the use of vasopressors and inotropes in septic shock are based on catecholamine agents [ 2].

Almost all patients' recommendations that emanated from the focus groups were addressed, as discussed below.

For almost all types of recommendations, the rate of consensus was 60% or higher.

"Jordan is Egypt is Tunisia," says Oraib Rantawi, an Amman-based political analyst who headed a 2002 royal commission on reform and who complains almost all his recommendations were shelved.Many opposition leaders still hang portraits of King Abdullah in their offices and call for regime reform not change, but attacks on the king unheard for decades—are increasingly audible.

In the second case, the patient followed almost all recommendations, except that instead of gas sodas she drank non-carbonated sweetened juices.

However the coalition has accepted almost all of the controversial recommendations and went further by cutting back on legal aid, something that Jackson has publicly criticised.