Sentence examples for recommendations to restructure from inspiring English sources

However, some city officials — now tasked with finding ways to shore up the budget — said there may be little choice but to follow at least some of the city consultant's recommendations to restructure the force.

Several key international bodies have made recommendations to restructure how we educate health professionals (HPs) to ensure they are properly equipped with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to practice safely.

The National Association of Postal Supervisors, which represents 32,000 active and retired postal managers, agrees with the President's recommendation to restructure the health-benefit payments, as well as to refund two years' worth of overpayments to a retiree pension fund, worth $6.9 billion.

Squires' first recommendation was to restructure the military districts into four "commands".

There is within NIH a plan to have final recommendations about how to restructure by the end of February.

Their perspective of the services they provide, what motivates, satisfies and frustrates is presented, together with health care worker recommendations for how best to restructure these facilities realistically.

Our description of the journey to achieve depression care, coming to a personal understanding of depression, and the creation of the therapeutic space begins to address previous recommendations to study the patient experience in order to inform how best to restructure primary care to better meet the clinicians' and patients' preferences and needs, thereby improving the patient's experience [ 45].

The United States Olympic Committee's task force on restructuring met for the last time yesterday before offering its recommendations to the full board of directors later this month in Fort Worth.

Recommendations to Marketers.

There are recommendations from numerous international bodies regarding the need to restructure HP education to ensure it equips students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to function safely.

Mr. Kean said he was more concerned with the pace of Congress in weighing the commission's recommendations, especially the panel's call for the House and Senate to restructure themselves to provide better oversight on intelligence issues.