Sentence examples for recommendations explaining from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aquino said Monday that he hoped Beijing and the people of Hong Kong would accept his recommendations, explaining that his office had to recommend only charges that the government has a better chance of winning.

As the recommendations explain, the seasonal strain has caused few outbreaks since the discovery of the swine flu strain last April.

This chapter reviews the basics of interoperability and outlines the recommendations explained in Connecting Health and Care for the Nation: A Shared Nationwide Interoperability Roadmap Version 1.0 Final (Roadmap), which was published by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.

Neither is the purpose of the recommendations explained in physiologic, medical or psychological terms, beyond general statements such as "the body needs variation".

The principal even wrote her a recommendation explaining why.

Understanding college profiles - who are the acclaimed professors, what is the personality of the college, what are the chances at admission Keeping track of deadlines - identifying teachers for letters of recommendation, explaining early action vs. early decision vs. regular decision, and keeping track of all the Common Application supplemental essays.

They rate them as one of three levels of quality (all positive; the goal is to find the best articles) and write a short recommendation explaining why the chosen articles are interesting to them.

But he has been working since March of last year on his plan to take part in WISE, writing a proposal, gathering recommendations and explaining the purpose of the program to the Life Net staff.

The questionnaire included items such as family respondent's reasons for agreeing/disagreeing with the video recording, multisource satisfaction with the outpatient interaction, and evaluation of skills in 6 domains (i.e., giving recommendations, listening, explaining, acknowledging, negotiation, and patient-centered communication).

One of the more difficult parts of drafting such letters of recommendation is explaining in layman?s terms exactly what the scientist's research is about, and what relevance it has to an average person?s life.

"What I can tell you with absolute certainty is that those recommendations were explained in a very detailed manner," he said.