Sentence examples for recommendations informed from inspiring English sources

DLA Piper's recommendations informed last Wednesday's announcement by Qatari authorities of reforms to its labour laws, including a proposal to replace the kafala system, which prevents expatriate workers leaving their job or the country without their employer's permission.

The accounts that service users gave of their reasons for adhering and deliberately not adhering to treatment recommendations informed the theme 'Living well for self and others'.

Service users' accounts of their reasons for intentionally doing something different to recommendations informed the subtheme 'Managing side-effects and symptoms', while in cases of unintentional non-adherence, some service users appeared to be 'Contending with side-effects and symptoms'.

Meeting these objectives will address our study purpose which is to make policy-relevant recommendations informed by the needs of Canadian family caregivers and input from other key stakeholders who shape program uptake.

Although the effect size was larger for meta-analysis of high-quality RCTs than for all RCTs (irrespective of quality scale used), the confidence intervals between the two calculations overlapped and the overall conclusions and the recommendations informed by the meta-analysis would have been the same.

Completeness was evaluated according to a definition that conformed with government recommendations: "Informed consent is a procedure to ensure that a patient, client, and research participants are aware of all the potential risks and costs involved in a treatment or procedure.

The latter findings oppose current ICS recommendations informing that ICS results are unaffected by concomitant use of BFA and MN, and also suggests that MN may be an unsuitable cytokine secretion inhibitor for ICS assays designed to measure intracellular IL-4 accumulation.

The advisory committee's recommendations inform the government's guidelines, and those affect policies, action and choices.

Therapy recommendations are informed by children's and parents' views of the stuttering and their degree of worry and anxiety about it.

The physician-patient relationship (physicians' misguided and/or enthusiastic recommendations), patients' informed consent on the basis of manipulated data, and the resulting patient harm are of concern.

The objective of this research was to obtain a systematic, balanced, and in-depth evaluation of the CDC recommendations from informed sources.