Sentence examples for authoritative groups from inspiring English sources
Among the possible kinds of physical activities, various authoritative groups and researchers often recommend swimming as a means of increasing physical activity and gaining health benefits.
Smoking has not yet been designated as a cause of diabetes in reports of the U.S. Surgeon General or other authoritative groups.
Several authoritative groups have published consensus guidelines for the care of patients with Alzheimer's disease and suggested regular follow-up, with evaluation and management of behavioural disturbances, psychoses, and depression; active monitoring and support of the caregiver's emotional and physical health; and consideration of treatment with specific drugs.
Many prestigious and authoritative groups and individuals with no ideologic agenda have evaluated potential DDT harms over the last 70 years, and have consistently found no evidence of DDT harm that would cancel out the enormous health benefits of its use in malaria-endemic countries.
There is an unusually charismatic and authoritative group of talking heads, including former star players like Michael Holding, Gordon Greenidge and Vivian Richards.
They could be the one authoritative group that could argue the climate change case – and all from a position of scepticism.
One authoritative group, using worst-case assumptions, estimated that a plane spreading anthrax over a big city might kill 100,000 people.
"But they changed the notion that people could blindly trust one authoritative group, when it turns out they're just like everybody else".
The union, a 53-nation body that is Africa's most authoritative group, made the call after a two-day gathering of African leaders marked by divisions over the handling of the crisis in Zimbabwe.
The IPCC is the most authoritative group in the business.
Indeed, although the existing guidelines (ACCP [1] and NICE [3]) have been recently revised and updated by authoritative working groups using rigorous scientific method, they are complex documents that are not particularly clinician-friendly.
