Sentence examples for recommendations last month from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roberts's proposals for overhauling intelligence go well beyond the recommendations last month by the independent bipartisan Sept. 11 panel.

A committee of experts on sustainable development financing, set up last year, presented their recommendations last month.

Kelly published 60 recommendations last month to reform MPs' pay and perks following the scandal that broke earlier this year over the use of the expense allowance.

A town councilman, Eric Valentin, who was the only board member who supported accepting the attorney general's recommendations last month, said: "It's way overdue.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued recommendations last month that are slightly stricter than the state's, suggesting that spraying for mosquitoes should be done within a two-mile radius of even one infected bird.

The changes come in response to a working group's recommendations last month.

Dr. Davis, the former head of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, made several policy recommendations last April in an article for The Journal of Homeland Security.

Kershaw said nothing had emerged during a two-month consultation on his initial recommendations last October to change his thinking that only painful and complicated changes would solve SLH's problems, despite 8,224 patients, local people, health professionals and organisations submitting responses.

All of these narratives fed into the process that led to the select committee for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport announcing a short inquiry to follow up on its 2011 football governance inquiry, which yielded a comprehensive report and set of recommendations last July.

In the event of an attack, the agency's current policy -- based on the advisory committee's recommendations last June -- is to give priority for vaccination to individuals who had face-to-face contact with smallpox patients in a household, workplace or during transportation to a hospital; contacts of cases; or exposure to a deliberate release of the virus.

One of the privacy board's signature recommendations last January was to end the controversial NSA program that collects data on who Americans call and when.