Sentence examples for recommendations appointing from inspiring English sources

So far, Mr. Bush has only generally supported the commission's two main recommendations: appointing a national intelligence director who would oversee the C.I.A. chief and establishing a counterterrorism center to coordinate intelligence analysis.

BBC's executives have already acknowledged the report's findings and committed to enact one of its most tangible recommendations: appointing a fulltime science news editor.

Recommendations Appoint a National Programme Coordinator.

Recommendations Appoint a representative national advisory committee (comprising experts from the key providers) to ensure implementation, evaluation and monitoring of SHAPES' strategic objectives as proposed in the strategic plan.

Its recommendations included appointing an ombudsman, as Mr. Richardson has done, and compiling data on minority groups across the department.

The report has made a number of recommendations including appointing a child sexual exploitation "champion" to work with police, councils and young people.

The Governor has already taken the first step by adopting the agenda's top recommendation and appointing a new job czar for California.

She ignored the recommendations to appoint an independent counsel from Louis Freeh, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Charles LaBella, her chief prosecutor on campaign finance.

As a result, Ms. Jacobs urged the governor — who she noted sponsored a bill while a senator that would have gone beyond the committee's recommendations — to appoint an independent body to monitor the police, among other steps.

After Cochran's group drafted its recommendations, WHO appointed a second panel of reviewers, including mental health researchers and physicians from countries where homosexuality is highly stigmatized or criminalized, such as Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Mr. Richardson ultimately rebuffed Nixon's recommendation and appointed Archibald Cox as special prosecutor, only to resign months later rather than follow the president's subsequent order to fire Mr. Cox.