Sentence examples for full recommendations of from inspiring English sources

However, despite these reported positive effects, the full recommendations of the intervention were not implemented.

His failure to accept the full recommendations of the report is unfortunate and regrettable," said Brian Cathcart, a former Reuters journalist and founder of the Hacked Off campaign.

In November 2012, Rowling wrote an article for The Guardian in reaction to David Cameron's decision not to implement the full recommendations of the Leveson inquiry, saying she felt "duped and angry".

ICHOM is committed to facilitating broad adoption of this set and has made the full recommendations of this group freely available on its website, along with a reference guide to assist with technical aspects of implementation (ICHOM Website 2014a).

The schools secretary, Ed Balls, is expected to accept in full recommendations made in a review of home education for mandatory registration to ensure that families are not using home tuition as a cover for abuse.

Mr Lee has promised to accept in full the recommendations of an independent review committee on salaries that he himself set up.

Israel and Palestinians implement in full all recommendations of the Bertini report to improve humanitarian conditions, lifting curfews, and easing restrictions on movement of persons and goods, and allowing full, safe, and unfettered access of international and humanitarian personnel.

The former defence secretary spoke to MPs shortly after Sir George Young, the leader of the Commons, announced that the government was accepting in full the recommendations of a report into him by the cabinet secretary, Sir Gus O'Donnell.

He said: "I will be writing to the government to consider now implementing in full the recommendations of the Leveson report in order to seek to ensure that other people in the same position as Lucy Meadows are not faced with the same ill-informed bigotry as seems to be displayed in the case of Lucy".

But this June, in a U-turn described as "vintage 'year zero' politics" by the Guardian's Scotland correspondent Severin Carrell, she endorsed in full the recommendations of a party commission led by Lord Strathclyde, including the key proposal for Scotland to have complete power over all personal income tax.

The government promised to implement in full the recommendations of a committee into the running of the Commons led by the then Labour MP Tony Wright.