Sentence examples for recommendation pointing from inspiring English sources

In dissenting comments, Liberal committee member Jason Wood said he had "concerns" about this recommendation, pointing out it would exclude dozens of groups that focus on research, education or environmental law – including Greenpeace, the Nature Conservation Council of NSW and Friends of the Earth Australia.

The Williams Committee Report into Obscenity and Film Censorship in England made a similar recommendation, pointing to general considerations of public decency that prevent "offensive" public displays of conduct (e.g., nudity or sexual intercourse) that is appropriately seen or done only in private.

But Facebook ignored the recommendation, pointing to the central role cookies play in ensuring security and site integrity.

Moreover, we found one recommendation pointing to a web resource no more available (HTTP 404 response code).

A professor's recommendation pointed him toward a job immediately after graduation.

Every recommendation pointed at the exact same place: Open Network Lab.

Children's advocates applauded most of the report, but several said they feared the Bush administration would sit on the recommendations, pointing to delays in the Labor Department's release of the report.

It offers ideas for future research and policy recommendations, pointing to the need of including financial, socio-economic and ethical considerations in the processes of innovative solutions development.

Both Drake and Nicholl denied that the financial recommendations pointed to any irregularities.

These recommendations are visible to search engines, which do far more than just tally how many recommendations point to this or that item.

"In this respect, the findings of the report and its recommendations point towards a national policy debate with far wider implications for the health and social care system.