Sentence examples for recommendations are from from inspiring English sources
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Whatever the specific recommendations are from the Francis Inquiry, a fundamental shift in the culture of NHS organisations so that both appalling and good care are viewed as learning opportunities is crucial.
The latest recommendations are from the standing committee on law and justice from the upper house of the NSW parliament, with a report this month called Remedies for the Serious Invasion of Privacy in NSW, and a similar exercise from the South Australian Law Reform Institute at the University of Adelaide.
The recommendations are from the private Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property, which is led by two figures who parted company with the White House on strained terms: Dennis C. Blair, Mr. Obama's first director of national intelligence, and Jon M. Huntsman Jr., the former ambassador to China who left his post to run, unsuccessfully, for the Republican nomination for president.
These recommendations are from prominent business leaders, some of whom you will recognize.
While the actors targeted by these recommendations are from the sphere of policy making and policy delivery, the intended final beneficiaries of their work are, however, both private and public R&D organisations.
Last week's book recommendations were from Bryan Burrough in the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal – What to Give (to family and friends for the holidays).
We were both tied for first in our class at the time, we took nearly all the same classes so our recommendations were from largely the same people, and we were both captains of the cross country team.
The international recommendations were from the World Health Organization, World Cancer Research Fund, and the Nordic Nutrition Recommendations.
We strongly prefer that the letters of recommendation are from a law professor as this is an academic program.
The strongest letters of recommendation are from people who (a) know your work and (b) know what is expected at a major research university.
