Sentence examples for includes recommendations to from inspiring English sources

The report from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) includes recommendations to parents, teachers, local authorities and employers.

The report includes recommendations to attract $1 trillion in direct foreign investment within five years, as well as trying to upgrade the country's roads, train tracks and airports, and looking at ways to improve energy technology and infrastructure.

"It is appropriate that today's audit of the Manhattan district attorney's office includes recommendations to establish transparency, tighten fiscal controls and register all accounts — all of which will help ensure that funds are managed in the best interests of the city and the administration of justice," Mr. Bloomberg said.

The plans for technological innovation are small but important pieces of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Growth Strategy, which also includes recommendations to streamline the agricultural sector, promote the participation of women in the labor force, and enhance the competitiveness of Japan's manufacturers.

The draft includes recommendations to cut the budget for the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, or EERE, from $2.04 billion this fiscal year to $575.5 million in 2019, a reduction of 72percentt.

Item 10 (McShane et al, 2005b) includes recommendations to report statistical model methods and testing of assumptions.

President Bush's energy plan, set to be released on Thursday, is widely expected to include recommendations to allow the federal government to seize private property, using eminent-domain authority to place new electric transmission lines, administration officials say.

The British media is particularly sensitive right now as it awaits the results of an eight-month inquiry into press ethics that could include recommendations to hold newspapers more accountable.

The minutes included recommendations to "isolate" women who were sick and ensure that they received treatment, government efforts to register prostitutes and require them to carry medical certification and a 1976 report about joint raids to apprehend prostitutes who were unregistered or failed to attend medical checkups.

They include recommendations to ensure a timely clearance process; timely service of immigration charges; careful consideration of where to house detainees with possible connections to terrorism, and under what kind of restrictions; better training of staff on the treatment of these detainees; and better oversight of the conditions of confinement.

Based on the review's interim findings published last December, the final report is expected to include recommendations to introduce a new requirement for all parties operating or managing the food chain to put consumers' interests first over all other aims, along with laboratory services that use standardised, validated methodologies for inspecting food.