Sentence examples for make a specific recommendation from inspiring English sources
It also acknowledged the problem of malpractice suits but did not make a specific recommendation about how to solve it.
The Senate committee, whose report will focus on Iraq and illicit weapons, is not expected to make a specific recommendation about intelligence reform, Congressional officials said on Monday.
Nor does it make a specific recommendation as to what "reform" or set of reforms Republicans should support.
Pastors attending the event will "preach sermons that will talk about the candidates running for office" and then "make a specific recommendation," Erik Stanley, senior legal counsel for the ADF, said.
Graded recommendations were considered as A: Strong recommendation, B: Moderate recommendation, C: Weak recommendation or D: Insufficient evidence to make a specific recommendation.
The consensus of the Panel was not to make a specific recommendation on structure, but instead, to encourage UNICEF to ensure that evaluation remains a strong, independent and credible function that addresses programme effectiveness, value and impact results.
Users who post a "Music Story" are making a specific recommendation about their music discovery, or a favorite band.
Previous dietary guidelines have included warnings about eating too much added sugar, but this is the first time the committee made a specific recommendation for limiting sugar.
The commission made a specific recommendation to consolidate the chaotic hodgepodge of police departments and municipalities, but state and local officials may be unable or unwilling to actually do anything about it.
A report published by the National Fallen Firefighters of the 2nd Fire Service Research Agenda Setting Symposium identified the lack of research on women firefighters as a particular concern and made a specific recommendation for increased research on this population.
NICE have made a specific research recommendation which is: Do specialist nurse-led children's continence services or traditional secondary care services provide the most effective treatment for children with idiopathic constipation (with or without faecal incontinence) that does not respond fully to primary treatment regimens?
