Sentence examples for make concrete recommendations from inspiring English sources
It had been commanded by the Legislature to make "concrete recommendations" on ways to convene a constitutional convention that would "bring about all possible property tax relief".
To that end, they conclude: "We recommend that the government establish a cross-disciplinary commission of inquiry" in order to examine the issues "and make concrete recommendations, within a tight time frame".
We capture and summarize these challenges, make concrete recommendations to conquer them, and present a vision for the future of haptic experience design.
Commenting on the study, Dr Iain Frame of Prostate Cancer UK said there was not yet enough evidence to make concrete recommendations on which specific foods men should eat to reduce their risk of prostate cancer.
To address these issues, as mentioned in the very beginning of this article, the Committee on Free Kindergarten Education has been set up to examine various issues relating to the long-term development and quality of kindergarten education as well as to make concrete recommendations to the EDB on the practicable implementation of free kindergarten education in Hong Kong.
She will then make concrete recommendations to the department and will likely enter into an agreement with the city to implement reforms.
The committee called for the government to examine incentives to attract accomplished teachers to work in areas with deprived, white, working-class pupils – but stopped short of making concrete recommendations.
By coupling this approach to the specific safety and oversight concerns of scientists, business leaders, government officials, and everyday citizens, the commission can find a way to be open to various views of scientific progress while also being critical of them as it makes concrete recommendations.
The teachers made concrete recommendations for quality management and faculty development to improve seminar learning, focussing on the importance of partial ownership of seminars and teacher-teacher collaboration.
We will make great efforts to identify feasible changes and produce concrete recommendations that can be proposed for revision of the present syphilis management guidelines, particularly in Peru.
A group of research funding organizations from around the world today put its weight behind open access (OA) to the scientific literature but stopped short of making concrete policy recommendations for its members.
