Sentence examples for either recommending from inspiring English sources

Many politicians have focused on a carbon tax – either recommending it or condemning it.

The final nominee will also face a hearing before the Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, which will issue a report either recommending or rejecting him.

Such treatments now cost the taxpayer over £31m a year.* With such a vast increase in figures, a growing number of academics are raising concerns that some teachers are either recommending these drugs as an easy alternative to dealing with bad behaviour, or simply turning a blind eye to those on medication when they should be investigating the root cause of their problems.

When either recommending surgery to a patient or designing a trial, it is important to consider which surgical procedure to select.

So it is possible that conventional MDs are either recommending these options more often to patients or at least not discouraging patients from using them.

No data in the literature provide a basis for either recommending or not recommending the irradiation of labile blood products after treatment with purine analogues.

We restricted answers to Yes/No for the third question regarding recommendation because a clinician must make the decision to either recommend or not recommend treatment (e.g. unsure would mean that treatment is not recommended).

The committee reviews any changes proposed for the property and either recommends its decision to the municipality's board of trustees or has the authority to reject or approve the proposal itself.

The agency assesses each defendant's likelihood of returning to court and either recommends they be released, cautions that they pose a moderate risk of not returning or suggests they not be released.

That phase, tentatively scheduled to last about six months, will be used to define the criteria of an acceptable system and evaluate the technologies in use, from paper ballots to optical scanners to Internet voting; the project will then either recommend existing systems or design a new one.

As with practically every other issue, Trump is making his wackadoodle base more estranged from reality, but he's not developing a political coalition that would help him survive a possibly withering report from special counsel Robert S. Mueller III that would either recommend impeachment or indict Trump.