Sentence examples for recommendations cast from inspiring English sources

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 complex models of homoeostasis and analyses of the mechanisms of its contemporary dis-regulation that circulate in this field open up important questions for public intervention and the individualisation of responsibility for health, and invite us to reconsider the ways in which nutritional recommendations cast specific relationships between eaters and the foods they consume.

Non-migrants have their own agency: in polling booths, they might ignore migrants' recommendations and cast their ballot for another candidate.

'Chicago Fire,' 'Chicago PD' stars offer 'Chicago Med' cast recommendations on things to do in Chicago.

But all that changed shortly before director Jon M. Chu had to make his final casting recommendations to Warner Bros. for "Crazy Rich Asians".

"I'm concerned that we are going to be handed a set of recommendations and asked to cast an up-or-down vote with no chance for amendments," Ms. Schakowsky said.

For a further understanding of the proposed joints, finite element models were established, and based on test and numerical observations, preliminary design recommendations, including those on cast steel connector detailing and normal component-based joint design strategies, were finally outlined.

By looking beyond trust in patient-practitioner relationships - which can too easily lead to a 'blaming of the victim' (or at least a blaming of the patient who does not follow the practitioner's recommendations) - we have cast a wider net.

"It is our recommendation that the court cast a wide net, looking for rules or actions that will increase competition today by lowering entry barriers," the economists wrote.

It is not, however, a cast iron recommendation and, even if it was, it would not be binding on the press until, or unless, parliament decided to amend the law.