Reworking family payments in line with the recommendations of the Henry review, which recommended a simpler system of payments to ensure children had a basic acceptable living standard.
Since its inception the minimum wage has usually been set in line with the recommendations of the Low Pay Commission (LPC), which is independent and well-respected.
It is in line with the recommendations of all three major postwar reports on higher education – the Robbins report of 1963, the Dearing report of 1997 and the Browne report of 2010.
The budget cut $20m from the Tertiary Education Quality Standards Agency (Teqsa) – almost half its funding – which the government said was in line with the recommendations of a recent review.
Meanwhile, he promised a full survey of the schools estate, in line with the recommendations of the government-commissioned review by Sebastian James of Dixons Store Group, published in April.
"We will adopt a new set of reforms to boost growth … It will be in line with the recommendations of the European commission," economy minister Luis de Guindos said.
The coroners and death certification bill will reform the ancient system in line with the recommendations of two independent inquiries, including the inquiry into the activities of Harold Shipman, which found the present system "unaccountable, insensitive and ineffective".
Allan says that 1,333 SMEs have registered with Sutton via the portal, in line with the recommendations of the Glover report of 2008, which was aimed at reducing the barriers they face in competing for public sector business.
This is in line with the recommendations of the Electoral Commission which ruled that the wording in a Tory private member's bill in the last parliament could confuse voters.
Some reformers had hoped that the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare under Mr Carter's nominee, Mr Joseph Califano, would at least dramatically tighten the control on drug testing in line with the recommendations of the commission which looked into the issue last year.
The government set up an official investigation into the deaths of two unarmed Northern Irish police officers in 1989, in line with the recommendations of an independent judge who evaluated several potential cases of state collusion in the province's sectarian conflict.
