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The app, written by registered dieticians, gives tips on restaurant recommendations, ways to communicate dietary restrictions in different languages and what foodstuffs to avoid when travelling.

We provide recommendations for ways to distinguish seasonal movements from annual population trends to guide Amazon river dolphin conservation.

It had been commanded by the Legislature to make "concrete recommendations" on ways to convene a constitutional convention that would "bring about all possible property tax relief".

To review and critique current experimentally-based evidence of theoretical mechanisms of dietary behavior change in youth and provide recommendations on ways to enhance theory evaluation.

It offered recommendations for ways to increase the UN's ability to engage in peace enforcement and peacekeeping, postconflict peace building, and the protection of civilians during conflict.

Boeing said the new test plans were based partly on guidelines from the RTCA, an advisory group that provides recommendations on ways to meet regulatory requirements.

On the trail It's still the economy The ghost at the feast in Boston ReprintsThe other bit of the commission's mandate was to make recommendations on ways to stop future attacks.

Columbia University, said Katherine Cutler, its director of communications and special projects, "has been evaluating its curriculum and, based on this review, will make recommendations for ways to prepare Columbia's students for the new content".

In March of 2016, Katyal was selected by U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker to be part of the inaugural U.S. Commerce Department's Digital Economy Board of Advisors, which will provide recommendations on ways to advance economic growth and opportunity in the digital age.

Assess the overall adequacy of the professional qualifications and capabilities of financial management staffs throughout the Government and make recommendations on ways to correct problems which impair the capacity of those staffs.

According to Michael Smith, the executive director of the group, its initial recommendations include ways to end conflicts of interests within companies; standardization of risk management practices; the creation of a clearinghouse that would ease the industry's liquidity squeeze; and a higher level of disclosure.