Sentence examples for beyond recommending from inspiring English sources

But he went beyond recommending an image makeover.

Beyond recommending their own special website, they provided no practical assistance or training.

In the light of the "mitigating circumstances", the MPs did not propose any punishment beyond recommending that Smith should apologise to the Commons.

"You can stop now," he said.' Despite taking this level of direction, Aury insists that Paulhan had nothing to do with the writing beyond recommending that she remove one word, 'sacrificial'sacrificial

Current subsea design codes are not explicit in the criteria for subsea crossings, beyond recommending pipeline separation distances.

Beyond recommending that stakeholders in the PV field rely on LCA to support decision-making and to guide scientific research and technological development, we strongly advocate LCA practitioners to include the entire PV system, including the BOS, to identify ecodesign opportunities without risking potential burden-shifting across the different parts of the system and across impact categories.

Mysliwiec's study, originally published in August 2004 in the Annals of Internal Medicine, found that nearly half of the approximately 600 gastroenterologists and surgeons surveyed went beyond recommended medical guidelines in performing follow-up colonoscopies.

These findings seem to confirm that i.v. iron has no major influence on the regulation of erythropoiesis and suggest that there is no risk of increasing Hb levels beyond recommended ranges as seen with ESAs and reflected in ESA dosing recommendations [ 11, 23].

The union says basic safety rules are not being enforced, bullying and harassment are commonplace, crews lack training and are often forced to work in sea conditions beyond recommended limits.

Some N.F.L. players use supplements containing ephedra in quantities far beyond recommended dosages, which has concerned football executives and union leaders because the substances' side effects are not known, especially in athletes who push their bodies to the limit.

A recent report by the US-based Environmental Working Group EWGG) has shown that cereals fortified with added nutrients put children at risk of overdosing on vitamins, pushing intake well beyond recommend limits.