Sentence examples for preparing recommendations for from inspiring English sources

On Monday, leaders of the House and Senate agriculture committees said they were preparing recommendations for $23 billion in unspecified cuts over 10 years, far less than some other proposals.

A university task force on academic freedom, created in the incident's wake, is in the final stages of preparing recommendations for Johns Hopkins's president and provost.

He also announced the resignation of U.S. Pardon Attorney Ronald L. Rodgers, who is tasked with reviewing petitions for executive clemency and preparing recommendations for the White House.

To synthesize their findings, students prepare recommendations for company executives suggesting how these businesses might improve their services.

That meeting is "to prepare recommendations" for a high-level conference next Friday, at which Ms. Rice and her five ministerial counterparts will discuss the potential for a new sanctions resolution.

Under Justice Department guidelines at the time, the pardon attorney who prepared recommendations for the president did not even accept requests until at least five years after applicants had completed their sentences.

The Angels added three employees — player information coach Rick Eckstein, player information coordinator Nick Francona and advance scouting coordinator Jeremy Zoll — to gather and analyze data and prepare recommendations for players and coaches.

In response to formal requests made by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and by the French government to establish a practical system of units of measure, the CGPM requested the CIPM to prepare recommendations for a single practical system of units of measurement, suitable for adoption by all countries adhering to the Metre Convention.

In response to formal requests made by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics and by the French Government to establish a practical system of units of measure, the CGPM requested the CIPM to prepare recommendations for such a system, suitable for adoption by all countries adhering to the Metre Convention.

In 2001, the British Renal Society assembled a multiprofessional National Renal Workforce Planning Group to prepare recommendations for staffing levels across each professional group involved in kidney care.

The primary achievements of this meeting were to prepare recommendations on priorities for the standardization and quality control of HIV-1 neutralization assays and to organize an international multi-laboratory collaborative study to compare neutralization methods using a selected panel of international HIV-1 isolates and serologic reagents.