Sentence examples for recommendations a step from inspiring English sources

The American Cancer Society's chief medical officer, Otis Brawley, called the recommendations "a step backward in the fight against breast cancer" in an editorial in the Washington Post.

The AIDS Rights Alliance of South Africa (a patient advocacy group) takes these recommendations a step further by calling for the strengthening of existing programmes for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of TB and HIV among Basotho mineworkers in South Africa [21].

The Air Force decided to take the recommendation a step further, seeing a need for troops not only to speak foreign languages but to understand foreign cultures as well.

Maguire took that recommendation a step further, suggesting officers can act as peacemakers, advocating face to face for calm sorta like the armed militiamen who took that task upon themselves in Charlottesville.

A meta-analysis published online in the American Journal of Gastroenterology (1) takes this recommendation a step farther in indicating that the risk of Clostridium difficle in those who take both antibiotics and PPIs doubles as a result of drug interactions.

But Mr. Piro called the recommendations merely "a step in the right direction".

"Their willingness to only pursue so-called unanimous recommendations is a step forward, but it is not the end," he said.

Susan E. Dudley, a member of the Administrative Conference, said she believes the recommendations are a step in the right direction because they could help agency directors resist the temptation to rush through policy changes during their final days in office.

According to the recommendations, a key step in scaling up training and education is to develop a national framework for concerted action, with leaders from government, international groups, public/private sectors, and civil society making shared plans[ 9]; we refer to this group as a national planning authority.

Rights groups said the recommendation was a step in the wrong direction.

An E.P.A. spokesman said that Mr. Garvin's recommendation was a step in a long process and that the agency's Office of Water and the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, would review his report and thousands of public comments before making the final decision, likely before the end of the year.