Sentence examples for recommendations have to from inspiring English sources

We also need to move ahead with our structural reform agenda – the country-specific recommendations have to be implemented at national level.

"The challenge is that now it's only a study and the recommendations have to be implemented," Mr. Herbert said of the city's new development strategy.

"Ultimately," Dr. Scarmeas said, "recommendations have to come from similar findings in repeated observational studies like this one, and, if feasible, from clinical trials".

There are limits to what our military can provide, so my recommendations have to be informed by, not driven by, but they have to be informed by the strain we have put on our military services," he told ABC during an interview in Baghdad.

The Smith Commission recommendations have to be enacted and there are already political rows emerging.

The Blackett report must be published, and the recommendations have to be implemented.

One of the report's less-well-known recommendations had to do with primary debates.

The report was severely criticized, and the last two recommendations had to be dropped.

The last subcategory of recommendations has to do with the benefit of extracurricular activities.

In addition, its recommendations had to fit within four 10-year budget scenarios that called for relatively little or no growth in spending.

An important set of recommendations has to do with the need to include, in the vocational training programs, practical work experience that is in line with students' professional objectives (Diamond, 2007) and that has value to them (Thaniel, 1989).