Sentence examples for recommendations this time from inspiring English sources

"The North rejected a set of recommendations presented to them in 2009, so (the fact that) they are reviewing 185 recommendations this time around indicates they are feeling the pressure from the international community.

It's not that there are fewer recommendations this time – just 20 "principles" to help drive change – but that those he has come up with are surprisingly vague and lack the bite – the fear factor for those minded to ignore, bully or sack whistleblowers – to banish such behaviour.

I don't have any specific recommendations at this time, but I am beginning to look, around.

DOD press operations officer Lt. Col. Melinda F. Morgan tells Science Careers via e-mail that DOD is conducting an internal review of the report but cannot comment on any of the recommendations at this time.

In this section we briefly discuss neuroimaging modalities that hold promise as research tools in cognitive disorders but have less published literature, which limits conclusions and recommendations at this time.

There is currently no evidence for the efficacy of adjunctive gabapentin (Level 3, negative) [ 803, 804] or minocycline (Level 4, negative) [ 794], but there are insufficient data to make recommendations at this time.

However, it was agreed that, since the evidence for treatment is based on studies using DSM-IV criteria (or earlier), the introduction of the DSM-5 would not fundamentally alter the evidence and recommendations at this time.

While one centre had adopted the BNMS recommendations during this time interval, changes in the additional two centres related to the inclusion of a third Cr-EDTA sampling time point and a shift from the use of Cr-EDTA to iohexol as the radioisotopic tracer, respectively.

It is not possible to make recommendations at this time for the clinical use of melatonin in the ICU, due to the lack of well-designed randomized, controlled trials that take into account the effects of aging and other physical or psychiatric conditions; this is especially needed in those ≥80 years, who are often excluded from clinical trials.

The Metropolitan Police Federation said: "We can see no necessity to implement this recommendation at this time.

In addition, we believe that relying on only two relatively small studies does not provide sufficient margin of safety for lead-exposed workers to accept Healey et al.'s recommendation at this time.