Sentence examples for recommendations to face from inspiring English sources

We will describe and analyze each of those threats and propose some recommendations to face them when developing a new trust and reputation mechanism.

But the recommendations are bound to face hurdles, particularly from defense officials who fiercely oppose a budget cut, citing the threats to Israel arising from growing instability in the region.

Participants in the respective scenario groups then further discussed and enriched the advice given by the 'policy panels' to arrive at the end of the workshop with a set of concrete recommendations on how to face the upcoming challenges by scenario and to improve the fitness of the EU framework for the future.

Active involvement of practitioners in the translation of recommendations, particularly face to face, is recognized as the most efficient way to create a strategy that is likely to have its intended impact [ 26- 28].

When she was finally accepted on the strength of a co-worker's recommendation, she continued to face more scrutiny in class sit-ins from both parents and the school manager.

Croker accepted Colwell's recommendation and ordered Wang to face court-martial and dismissed the criminal charges against the other AWACS crew members except Halcli, who was offered Article 15 action.

At each stage a series of focus groups were run with participating staff who made further recommendations to enhance face and content validity [ 16, 17].

Findings obtained from each step in the item generation and selection process were reviewed by the research team, including two psychometricians and two clinicians (one endocrinologist), >and provided recommendations to ensure face validity.

72 These data indicate that the real problem to face with dietary recommendation is not to identify the optimum macronutrient composition but the adherence to dietary modification in the long term.

The report made 16 recommendations to address violence faced by aboriginal women, but stopped short of calling for a national plan of action to deal with the growing problem of missing and murdered women and girls in a meaningful way.

I offer recommendations to U.S physicians facing dual loyalty conflicts of interest in the "war on terror".