Sentence examples for recommendations virtually from inspiring English sources

P. Michael Freeman, the chief of the Los Angeles County Fire Department, said that a task force created after the 1993 fire eventually made 39 recommendations, virtually all of which have been put in place.

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As the Pentagon Papers later showed, that was contradicted as early as May 1964 by the estimates and recommendations of virtually all of Johnson's own civilian and military advisers.

While research can be found to support virtually any recommendation about how much time is enough, the most important take-away from the literature as a whole is simply that time can boost achievement.

But the hearing today, before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, focused on what Senator Susan Collins, the Maine Republican who is chairwoman of the panel, described as recommendations that affect "virtually every significant aspect of the personnel system".

Because recommendations were found for virtually all levels of management, a general policy seems indicated to address and govern these EBP implementation issues.

But aides said Mr. Clinton would endorse virtually all the recommendations made three months ago by the National Academy of Sciences in a report on medical errors.

The government has announced it has accepted virtually all 28 recommendations from Mary Portas in its bid to rejuvenate UK High Streets, including a £1m Future High Street fund.

In March, the government announced it had accepted "virtually all" 28 recommendations made in the report it commissioned from Portas on how best to revive the High Street.

In addition, recommendations for clinical management are virtually identical in the updated ATP III and IDF reports [ 3].

The first draft of the proposed rule, released in December 1997, met with unprecedented opposition, which centered around the fact that the proposal appeared to virtually ignore the recommendations of a standards board formed to assist in the rule's development.