Sentence examples for different recommendations to from inspiring English sources

A report by former SEC chairman Richard Breeden made not one or two but 78 different recommendations to change corporate governance at WorldCom.

The DEVOTED DSS tool makes different recommendations to the airlines: to Air1 – to waiting: since the in-bound flight gains somewhat higher ticket revenue than the outbound flight, for Air1 it is worth waiting for its delayed arriving high-valuable passengers.

To say, "wake up on September 24, 2008 and get some spine" is a very different recommendation to saying we need to build a system in which there is less government intervention.

Two students who complete the same lesson might see different recommendations as to what to do next, based on their proficiency.

34 Our analysis is in line with current clinical guidance (table 3), though suggests that there is no evidence to support different recommendations according to a patients aetiology.

In matter of soft tissue pathologies of the foot there are different recommendations whether to use SPECT-CT.

In addition to the lack of consensus on whether and in whom there is a need of vitamin D supplementation as well as on the ideal regimen, countries may have different recommendations according to the characteristics of their population.

From the results in these different domains recommendations to further development of ADS and heavy liquid metal targets are discussed.

Each of the recently released books espouses the need for a more streamlined approach to life, but with slightly different recommendations on how to get there, and different expectations for how much stuff you need in your home.

Mr. Fleischer said that in practice, "the president's style on something like this is to listen to the recommendations of his staff and to see if there's a unified recommendation, if there are different recommendations, and then to work it out in a collegial manner with all".

The relative importance of a stroke and serious gastrointestinal bleeding varies widely (among both physicians and patients) and these different values lead to different recommendations and decisions about whether to use anticoagulants [13].