Sentence examples for recommendations recognise from inspiring English sources

The IDEAL recommendations recognise that at the development stage, a randomised trial is often operationally undesirable and scientifically of limited use, owing to procedural modifications and varying eligibility.

Current recommendations recognise that there is a 'clear link between physical activity and chronic disease' [ 3] and advise that all adults should take at least 150 min of moderate physical activity per week with daily activity.

Similarly, the recommendations to recognise the impact of family violence on children in the application of intervention orders and parenting orders make "the most vulnerable" central in these critical decisions.

We will seek to persuade you to make recommendations which recognise the vital role the NUJ has in protecting journalists from (amongst other things) pressure to engage in unethical practices.

"We accept the recommendations and recognise many of them as areas where we are already making improvements".

"But the fact the recommendations are recognised by the government shows that the Iranian people do have rights and have the confidence to demand that they are respected.

"We have taken forward several of her important recommendations, but we recognise that reforms and improvement need to go much further if we are to give parents a proper choice of high quality childcare and early education.

A spokesperson said it would respond to the recommendations, adding: "We recognise not all places are surplus to requirements but local authorities must consider whether their supply of places and, more particularly, the number of schools maintained in specific locations is appropriate or excessive.

In addition, there should be a recommendation, internationally recognised and endorsed, on uniform case descriptions of Chagas disease, algorithms for diagnosis, and standardised approaches to estimate case numbers through active and passive detection in endemic settings.

Policy recommendations [ 3, 66] recognise the importance of understanding the personal and social experience of people with dementia and carers.

A feasible short-term goal is to ensure that international humanitarian organisations note the Sphere Project recommendations [ 8] and recognise mortality surveillance as a vital component of any programme [ 1].