Sentence examples for make its own recommendations from inspiring English sources
The NCC had to consult teachers and "other persons" and could make its own recommendations.
According to a news release announcing Mr. McAteer's appointment, the independent panel will work with state and federal investigators to collect information on the blast, but make its own recommendations.
Another frustration, some lawmakers say, is the fact that Congress will probably be creating the new homeland security department and figuring out its relationship to the nation's intelligence agencies perhaps even before the committee can make its own recommendations.
Reddy said he was now awaiting the full verdict of his fact-finding team before his organisation would make its own recommendations on whether to travel although a final decision would be left to the South African government.
Expanding the powers of the director of central intelligence and establishing a domestic intelligence agency like the MI5 in Britain are among ideas now circulating in Washington as the independent commission looking into the attacks holds hearings and prepares to make its own recommendations.
Simplr, meanwhile, will make its own recommendations through an automated means.
The New York Fed's board will then make its own recommendation for its top choice for a new president and submit it to the Federal Reserve's board of governors in Washington.
Meanwhile, Nasdaq is in the process of making its own recommendations on how its member companies should structure their boards.
To that end, Brooklyn's C.R.U. was designed to work alongside an independent review panel, made up of attorneys who don't work for the D.A.'s office, that makes its own recommendations to Thompson.
The app breaks these down into various categories within the app for easy access, and even makes its own recommendations in an "Editor's Choice" section.
People are shown as connections only if they have been actively talking to each other, which is different from how Twitter makes its own recommendations (a function based more on similarity).
