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The recommendations echo those it made in 2011, which formed the basis of the broad adult reform bill.

Moreover, the recommendations echo policies, championed by the British economist John Vickers, that are being adopted in Britain.

The recommendations echo calls made by the End Violence Against Women coalition to make sex and relationships education compulsory in secondary schools.

The report's recommendations echo many of the findings of the committee's last major inquiry into drugs in 2002, when Cameron was a member, which called for a less punitive approach to cannabis and ecstasy.

Many of the report's recommendations echo advice from past reports that have failed to sway policymakers.

The report's other recommendations echo a 2000 COSEPUP report in calling for a streamlining of background checks and a swifter approval process in an attempt to prevent prominent scientists from declining government service.

His recommendation echoed the inspector general's: "Either devote substantial additional resources to the regulation of insurance sales on military installations or flatly prohibit the on-base solicitation of life insurance products".

His recommendation echoed one made Monday by Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, who proposed increasing the current maximum fine of 5 million euros for serious lapses in risk controls.

Dr. Daskalakis said on Tuesday that he hoped doctors would continue providing the vaccine to men at risk, a recommendation echoed by the health department in an update distributed to doctors this week.

This recommendation echoes a more recent case in which Yousef al-Khattab posted a violent video to his Islamic organization's website and encouraged readers to seek out Jewish leaders and "deal with them directly at their homes".

Cartwright and Hagel's recommendation echoed one made by former Secretaries of State Henry Kissinger and George Shultz, former Defense Secretary William Perry and former Sen. Sam Nunn, who proposed a series of steps to establish a foundation for a nuclear-free world in a January 2007 Wall Street Journal column.