Sentence examples for recommendations notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
Recommendations: Notwithstanding the difficulties, it is recommended in this report that UNICEF 'stands on its mandate' in relation to the protection of children and women in Ingushetia and Chechnya, putting its positive image and credibility to maximum use, even if this involves some risk.
Recommendations: Notwithstanding the positive outcomes of the NUWI project, it is recommended that UNICEF consider the following actions.
1, 2, 15– 17 Notwithstanding such recommendations, strong debate exists among scientists on whether, in older or high-risk populations, blood pressure cutoffs should remain more conservative, namely kept higher, or rather a more aggressive approach should be followed, as it was in the past.
Notwithstanding any recommendation by the Subcommittee on Academic Affairs of the Special Medical Advisory Group, or any recommendation by the Under Secretary for Health or designee, the final determination on any application for a grant rests solely with the Secretary.
Notwithstanding this recommendation, there is no published evidence that population screening for hyperglycemia provides any long-term benefit.
Notwithstanding this recommendation, the availability of PAPR as an alternative to N-95 for healthcare workers failing the fit test was only available in 38%% of EVD admitting hospitals.
Notwithstanding these economists' recommendations, Greece is still the country most likely to leave the eurozone.
Notwithstanding the current recommendation that OBP measurement remains the cornerstone of hypertension diagnosis and management, there is now a general consensus that isolated OBP readings alone are no longer sufficient.
They bolted, notwithstanding the recommendations of people like me or other people.
Abbott is a supporter of NSW plebiscites, though he failed to move on reforms during his prime ministership, notwithstanding the 2014 recommendations by John Howard.
Notwithstanding the staff arguments and recommendation, a majority of the board is set to approve the increase.
