The destinations run from the Plaza Food Hall at Fifth Avenue and Central Park South, where you can find a "good, reasonably priced, quick bite near Fifth Avenue's shopping zoo," to Carroll Gardens, in Brooklyn, where an entry ostensibly recommending Court Street Grocers, a food shop and restaurant, works in a half-dozen other places nearby.
For example, if the author of a letter ostensibly recommending an applicant for a job says only that Mr. Jones is very punctual and his penmanship is excellent, he thereby flouts the maxim enjoining the speaker (or author) to be as informative as necessary; he may also flout the maxim enjoining relevance.
In the payment system that Willis is abandoning, brokers took money for increasing the sales and profitability of insurance companies that they ostensibly recommend to corporations without bias.
Ostensibly they recommended treatments for abusive priests -- recommendations that were filed away and forgotten, the grand jury said -- and met with victims and their families, supposedly to discuss possible avenues of action.
However, when effectively recommending single ostensibly 'best' technologies or strategies, TA practices can serve unjustifiably to 'close down' debate, failing adequately to address technical uncertainties and social ambiguities, reducing scope for democratic accountability and co-ordination across scales and contexts.
The removal decreases ostensibly per cycle up to the seventh cycle recommending high proficiency of the adsorbent.
Advising means recommending some course of action (e.g. medical treatment, financial investment) with the addressee as the beneficiary (at least ostensibly!), whereas promoting means recommending some course of action (e.g. buying a medical product, subscribing to a health service) with the speaker as the beneficiary.
Voice clinicians frequently recommend voice amplification ostensibly designed to reduce vibration dose and improve voice.
The Deficit Commission recommended slashing corporate taxes, ostensibly to spur investment and job creation, which would ultimately generate taxable income to help balance the budget.
Thus, while this version of the AUSFTA (a supervising committee under chapter 21 may recommend changes) does not ostensibly seek to modify the basic architecture of the PBS, it appears to give greater representation and greater weight to the needs of the private sector.
After an initial investigation, J. Edgar Hoover, then the F.B.I. director, recommended against prosecuting the case, ostensibly because he feared that convictions could not be won with circumstantial evidence and a Birmingham jury.
