Sentence examples for make recommendations for change from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it is to make recommendations for change.

He has appointed a commission to examine the administration of the death penalty and to make recommendations for change.

A committee is evaluating this and will make recommendations for change to the legislature and governor in 2001.

"As such I have agreed with the secretary of state for business, innovation and skills and the minister for the Cabinet Office that the review will produce a scaled-down report, which reflects on the process of attempting to obtain evidence and which sets out the story as best we are able to tell it from the limited evidence which we have gathered, but will not make recommendations for change".

(1975, 68-9) {§5.6} The issue is: is there such an activity as "conceptual analysis" or can philosophers do no more than describe usage and, perhaps, make recommendations for change in usage?

5. Create a task force to review your policy on sponsorships and make recommendations for change.

"You can go in and you can make an assessment as part of your audit, which is what auditors do, and you can make recommendations for changes, which is typically what auditors do," said an accountant at a big firm.

A Surrey County Council spokesman said the select committee would consider the decision taken by cabinet and "may make recommendations for changes" which will then be considered by the cabinet on 1 March.

The DSMD will perform ongoing review of safety and efficacy data to minimise exposure of patients to unsafe therapy or dose, make recommendations for changes in the study processes where appropriate, advise on the need for dose adjustment for safety issues and endorse study continuation.

2. Player development Sir Trevor Brooking and FA general secretary Alex Horne have carried out a review of youth development after the World Cup, and have made recommendations for change.

"An effective inspector general could play an important role in identifying concerns and making recommendations for change," said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which has called for the appointment of such an inspector general in the past.