Sentence examples for recommendations aside from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that the body politic needed an emetic and that – the logic of its recommendations aside – the Kelly report, combined with the revelations which made it necessary, will provide one.

We will not hear much dissent among the political elite from McChrystal's recommendations, aside from the usual array of war critics.

The Department of Health acknowledged the report but made no specific recommendations aside from stating that "Some of CSAG's recommendations will need consideration at local level to see whether they represent an appropriate way forward".

Government panels like the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission and the Levin-chaired Permanent SubcommInvestigationsthattions that referred cases for potential prosecution have seen their recommendations cast aside.

My husband and I followed our realtor's recommendations, cast aside our personal feelings and scrubbed the condo clean of any personality, going so far as to paint the entire thing white.

The sole exception is Amazon, which despite its range of devices and tablets, has tended to focus more on media consumption than on social networking (shared highlights and recommendations from Goodreads aside).

Project Cyclops was commissioned by NASA in the 1970s to investigate the most effective way to search for signals from intelligent extraterrestrial sources, but the report's recommendations were set aside in favor of the much more modest approach of Messaging to Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (METI), the sending of messages that intelligent extraterrestrial beings might intercept.

His ruling set aside the recommendations of the federal magistrate, Judge Ronald N. Boyce, who had been hearing the case.

In fact, Kostunica has literally brushed aside our recommendations, telling A/S Fried recently that Serbia "does not need two action plans".

But this requires making difficult choices to address the funding gaps in Social Security and Medicare, and on this Mr. Obama has flinched, setting aside the recommendations of his own Bowles-Simpson fiscal commission and instead putting forward only modest entitlement reform proposals — enough for a talking point but by far not addressing the imbalances.

Prescriptive recommendations for monetary remuneration, aside from those coming from national governments, will likely continue to meet resistance by NGOs, as contexts are nuanced.