Sentence examples for recommendations that would make from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki's proposal to reward colleges that improve graduation rates flies in the face of many of his other recommendations that would make it even harder for students to finish college.

"They have chosen to ignore or reject any recommendations that would make a real difference - tinkering with the Mentrau Iaith's administrative arrangements will not ensure growth for the Welsh language at grassroots level".

"We can give recommendations that would make people very, very healthy, but they just wouldn't do it," says David Bassett Jr., professor of exercise, sport, and leisure studies at University of Tennessee.

And, second, do I have the grade point average and letters of recommendation that would make me a competitive applicant to graduate schools?

Over the course of 2006 we made 53 long recommendations that would have lined your pockets with a 9.9% overall return, after our customary 1% deduction for transaction fees.

The report is a result of that meeting, and it includes of recommendations for actions that would make festivals safer.

According to a memorandum of understanding between the Education Department and the union, the plan would be evaluated by an "independent entity" that would make recommendations for the future.

The company also plans to establish a group management committee of 10 to 12 people that would make recommendations to the board to help accelerate decision making.

In the separate struggle over the health care legislation, it is the Democrats in the House of Representatives who are vehemently opposed to a Medicare commission that would make recommendations on cost controls.

At his meeting last week with the leader of Colombia's largest rebel group, Mr. Pastrana agreed to create a commission that would make recommendations on how to deal with paramilitaries.

Ms. Maloney and Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, a Manhattan Democrat, plan to introduce legislation next week to create an 11-member commission that would make recommendations to the President on the use of the island.