Sentence examples for recommendation asking from inspiring English sources

One recommendation, asking that corrected W-2 forms for Ms. Alaiwat be filed, had not been resolved as of a follow-up audit in the fall.

The task force voted overwhelmingly against that measure, then it turned around and narrowly voted in favor of a recommendation asking the state's interscholastic board of directors to ban metal bats in the 2004 regular season.

In order to respond to chapter IV of the UNESCO recommendation – asking for tools to make operative this approach – this paper identifies and analyses tools for investigating the social and economic dimensions, dealing with themes such as urban governance and new models of innovative entrepreneurship that encourage and support the protection of the urban landscape and its sustainable development.

Councillors also passed a recommendation asking for the aquatic centre business plan to examine how much it would cost to include a 50m pool.

However, commissioners held firm on their recommendation, asking that it be conveyed to City Council, but supported the spirit of the proposed code changes overall.

If you have been a standout in a class taught by a teacher you didn't know well enough in the fall to ask for a recommendation, ask for one now.

"If [the EPA is] so clear, why is it still a recommendation?" asked Kevin Gagne, the superintendent of public works in Lewiston, Maine, a city of roughly 36,000 served by his water district.

When employees make a business recommendation, ask for supporting data.

The next time your broker peers into his crystal ball and makes a recommendation, ask this question: Did you predict stellar returns in Pakistan, Nigeria or Kenya for 2012?

Although DIA is welcomed, current clinical recommendation asks pathologist to score at least 1,000 cells while 500 cells would be acceptable as the absolute minimum [ 11].

Before you choose which professor to ask for a recommendation, ask yourself: Before you choose which professor to ask for a recommendation, ask yourself: Address the letter properly.