Sentence examples for recommendations mirror from inspiring English sources

"Speaker's recommendations mirror many of 3,000 responses to the select committee's report on voter engagement," he tweeted.

Several of Parks' recommendations mirror a report the department released in October on "energy burdens". Sgamma told HuffPost that Parks' name appears in the document's metadata because she asked him to pull out relevant sections of the report.

The plan's recommendations mirror successful policies being implemented around the world in cities like Frankfurt, Germany, as well as a rising tide of legislation in the U.S. from states like Maryland, where heroin deaths alone have increased by 186percentt in the last five years.

" These recommendations mirror those for revision of Advanced Placement courses and exams (College Board, 2009) and for the preparation of future physicians (AAMC-HHMI Committee, 2009; Long, 2010).

These recommendations mirror a quality marker (Quality Marker 4) from the English National Stroke Strategy [ 8] outlining the meaningful involvement of patients and family carers in the planning, development, delivery and monitoring of services.

Scheidt and his colleagues view this year's recruitment as a pilot to refine the study before taking it nationwide in 2010, a recommendation mirrored in a study review by the National Academy of Sciences.

The recommendations above mirror others that exist in policy documents by the Defenders of Wildlife (5 ), in the 2003 joint position statement by the National Association of Public Health Veterinarians and the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (18 ), and in a recent Policy Forum article (19 ).

These recommendations are mirrored by e.g., the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, which has recommended opportunistic screening for intimate partner violence for all women who are pregnant since 2009 [ 43], and in principle should capture the 15% of women whose antenatal care is provided in the general practice setting.

Parents frequently reported that they would recommend specific therapies to other parents of children with JIA; these recommendations generally mirrored the therapies' perceived helpfulness and side effect profile (see Table 2).

Many of the subsequent recommendations have mirrored what I have described here... Perhaps they should have just spoken to my mom!

In some cases, such as a call for opt-in reporting of biomonitoring results to study participants, they mirror recommendations raised elsewhere.