Sentence examples for recommendations to work from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gerberding said the health and human services secretary, Tommy G. Thompson, had asked for recommendations to work on the problem.

Over five months, Sam and I sent each other lots of cuttings and book recommendations to work out how to create this character who does not do what you necessarily expect".

California was able to take matters into its own hands because it had a finished report and recommendations to work with.

Integration with, and application to, clinical learning and use of real and/or current research as examples are recommendations to work on.

At the conclusion of the day-long Forum, delegates agreed to the following recommendations:  To work towards better data collection including the urgent need to include more detailed information on types of disability due to genetic  and environmental causes, as well as track the access to services and identify barriers.

There was no consistency between the shires on which activity had the highest number of linked agents and there was no statistically significant difference, the overall ordering was from information exchange, then making recommendations to working together in other ways (table 3).

Don Revie had asked Reynolds for a letter of recommendation to work at another club as player-manager – but instead Reynolds brought him in as manager.

How do you feel about the recommendation to work with the various vendors — caterers, photographers, etc. — that are involved in weddings?

At Parson's School of Design where we had just graduated, the head of the school, Ann Keagy had said she would not give us a recommendation to work on 7th Ave as our clothes belonged in Las Vegas and we had replied, 'We're going to Paris to show in Couture".

In practice, these recommendations seem to work very well – at least more than 75% of the time in my testing.

The recommendations related to work organisational change (i.e. work scheduling and work practises such as teamwork and job extension, communication/social support networks) and organisational strategies (i.e. reporting systems for musculoskeletal ill heath; procedures for risk assessment; training programme design; equipment selection; maintenance procedures; workplace changes).