Sentence examples for necessary recommendations from inspiring English sources

He said the commission "made some tough recommendations but necessary recommendations," and that adopting the report is "the right thing for New York's health care community".

Because of this administration's irresponsible, virtually unilateral rush to war with Iraq, our country has misallocated our financial and human resources to such an extent that we will have great difficulty achieving the necessary recommendations of the commission.

The committee understood its responsibility for the future, and gave this precedence over settling accounts of the past.One of the principal dangers of inquiries like the present ones is that they focus on the failures at hand, making the necessary recommendations to ensure that such failures never happen again.

The necessary recommendations to address these professional challenges were made.

SAH is also a disease of difficult control, for even after diagnosis, due to the absence of symptoms, many people are unaware or do not follow the treatment and the necessary recommendations to control it (World Health Organization [WHO], 2013).

The controlling of Russian-Ukrainian vehicle "Ocean-O" is shown the presence of a large reserve in the operative estimation of flight situations and given the necessary recommendations for designing on control vehicle.

However, the Tonkin Government was defeated in April 1974 and the incoming Liberal Premier, Sir Charles Court, was happy to make the necessary recommendation.

If pain relief is not obtained after the four consecutive doses, the patient should be reassessed, in a hospital if necessary (recommendation, expert agreement).

But since both his decision and, if necessary, the recommendations of the fact-finding panel are only advisory, city officials have already expressed disdain for the process.

"As for law reform, now regrettably necessary, my recommendations are remove complainant anonymity, introduce a strict statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions and civil actions and reduce the age of consent to 13".

If any party to a case fails to perform the obligations incumbent upon it under a judgment rendered by the Court, the other party may have recourse to the Security Council, which may, if it deems necessary, make recommendations or decide upon measures to be taken to give effect to the judgment.