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The free bus shuttle was one of 59 recommendations outlined by city officials to improve the quality of life for New Yorkers 60 and older.

Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, said: "The recommendations outlined by the independent panel should give WHO the mandate it needs to lead the global response to future health crises.

Other recommendations outlined by European authorities on Friday included regular audits of the rate-setting process by the European Banking Federation, as well as increasing the independence of the board that oversees Euribor.

The new effort, first reported Wednesday by The Wall Street Journal, largely follows the recommendations outlined by a 2005 independent study group led by Keith R. Hall, a former chief of the National Reconnaissance Office who is a vice president of the consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton.

The recommendations outlined by this research were formulated using the Global Equity Gauge framework.

We fully adopt the general recommendations, outlined by Piper and colleagues [ 27], in planning, conducting and critically evaluating studies utilizing animal models.

The current study focuses on the second recommendation outlined by Jacques and Bonobo.

The recommendations outlined in the latest guidelines published by the Surgical Infection Society (SIS) and the Infectious Disease Society of America IDSAA) regarding the proper duration of antibiotic therapy in patients with intra-abdominal infections are limited and non-specific.

Compared to previous studies that have outlined safety parameters for the early mobilization of ICU patients, the recommendations outlined in this paper appear to be less conservative and more comprehensive by covering a wider array of clinical scenarios.

This study was approved by the Ethical Committee of Anhui Medical University and conducted in accordance with the recommendations outlined in the Declaration of Helsinki, and all subjects provided written informed consent.

Here are a few recommendations, as outlined by Danny Dorling, a professor of human geography at Oxford University and a member of the London Fairness Commission, to start the discussion: more high-density, affordable housing; rent regulation; looking again at the green belt to see what's ecologically important and what isn't (an area the size of Kensington & Chelsea is given over to golf courses).