Sentence examples for recommendations for growing from inspiring English sources
"For some people, this is their Friday night; for some people, they come to just try and find nice flowers; some people come down to get recommendations for growing equipment, etc," says "Drekanots", one of the team behind the club.
Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's platform on technology for the nation features a recommendation for growing broadband in America to 100% - that is, to the proverbial "last mile.
Among the original board's first reports was one dated Jan . 20 , 1806which included recommendations for a growing city that still seem sound more than two centuries later: an ample supply of pure potable water, construction of sewers, drainage of low-lying marsh lands, interment of dead bodies, a prohibition against the habitation of damp cellars and the planting of trees and healthy vegetables.
Recommendations: For children growing up in these impoverished communities, targeted ECD services have the potential to bring about more positive changes.
Compared to NRC [ 26] recommendations for entire growing kittens between 6 and 12 months, it could have been 10to13%3 % lower (Table 3).
And Twitter recommendations are growing fast.
The purpose of my extension program is to provide industry with disease management recommendations specific for each growing season.
The recommendations that grew out of that commission, known as the Belmont Report, are the basis for the informed-consent rules that now govern research across the country.
As the evidence for the benefits of physical activity on immune and metabolic functions in persons with HIV grows, recommendations for regular exercise should become an integral part of their care across all ages.
The initiative permits patients, with a doctor's recommendation, to grow marijuana legally for their own treatment.
Evidence of the clinical and economic disadvantages of RBC transfusion in treating perioperative anaemia has prompted recommendations for its restriction and a growing interest in approaches that rely on patients' own (rather than donor) blood.
