Sentence examples for recommendation status from inspiring English sources

At a recent conference, it announced details of several important technologies nearing "recommendation status" (W3C-speak for standard), in particular XML (Extensible Markup Language), which enables computers to work out exactly what data on a web article represent and how to process them.Yet the W3C is no longer uncontroversial, because its decisions have more than technical implications.

It only took another two years to get the next version, CSS2, to recommendation status.

There are (at time of data collection) 265 specific W3C standards which have reached "W3C recommendation" status.

We acknowledge that only standards that have reached recommendation status are part of the analysis, which contributes to explain the drop in number of concurrent standards from approximately day 6000 and onwards.

At time of data collection, there are 265 W3C standards which have reached recommendation status. Figure 8 illustrates the distribution of development time (defined as the difference between date for recommendation and date for first published version, which is typically a working draft).

Both of Manga Entertainment's releases of The Castle of Cagliostro received DVD Talk Collector Series recommendation status, the highest status given by the review website DVDtalk.com.com

To describe the processes of care used by community pharmacists participating in the Pharmaceutical Care Research and Education Project (PREP) in terms of drug-related problems (DRPs), pharmacists' recommendations, and status of DRPs at follow-up, and to determine characteristics associated with DRPs.

We call on all partners in education to work towards full respect for the rights and responsibilities set out in the 1966 ILO-UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers and the 1997 UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Higher Education Teaching Personnel – the starting points for this special day.

EOP skills would include report writing (status; recommendation; proposal) and giving business presentations.

The ILO/UNESCO Recommendation concerning the Status of Teachers (1966) sets out the rights and responsibilities of teachers, and calls for adequate training, salaries and support.

Fifty years after its adoption, therefore, we believe that the Recommendation on the Status of Teachers remains highly relevant, and the world community must continue to ensure that its promises are fulfilled.