Sentence examples for mirrors recommendations from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the proposal has broad support, he said, and it mirrors recommendations made in February by a five-member committee appointed by Robert J. Gaffney, the county executive.

In some cases, such as a call for opt-in reporting of biomonitoring results to study participants, they mirror recommendations raised elsewhere.

Such flexibility towards the pragmatic use of opportunities as they arise was highlighted by a respondent in this study as an enabling factor, mirroring recommendations for low-resource settings in the scale up of mental health services (14).

Mirroring the recommendations made last November by the Institute of Medicine, he called for mandatory reporting of serious medical errors and for creating a federal headquarters to oversee patient safety.

Analysts said Mr. Osborne's comments, which mirror similar recommendations earlier this week from an influential British parliamentary committee, would add uncertainty for R.B.S.'s investors.

The demand for a greater military role by other nations mirrors a recommendation made last month by a government panel that examined the future of the mission once its authorization lapses in February 2009.

The curriculum revision mirrored the recommendations by the Ministry of Education MOEE).

This approach mirrors the adult recommendations where a cough lasting more than 8 weeks was defined as chronic and a cough lasting more than 3 weeks but resolving by 8 weeks was called a subacute cough [ 11].

Enron and the White House have acknowledged that Enron executives met five times with Mr. Cheney or members of his staff about energy last year, and documents from the meetings could show whether the administration policy mirrored any specific recommendations of Enron's.

"Speaker's recommendations mirror many of 3,000 responses to the select committee's report on voter engagement," he tweeted.

The plan's recommendations mirror successful policies being implemented around the world in cities like Frankfurt, Germany, as well as a rising tide of legislation in the U.S. from states like Maryland, where heroin deaths alone have increased by 186percentt in the last five years.