Sentence examples for recommendations which would from inspiring English sources

In the paternalistic days of yore, these experts might have made recommendations, which would probably have been accepted without question.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "It is very unlikely that a public inquiry could come up with recommendations which would help to prevent any recurrence".

The police commission has said it will review and vote on the recommendations, which would be subject to City Council approval.

We complained to the Financial Ombudsman who, in October, ruled that Direct Line should appoint a surveyor to reassess our house and produce some recommendations, which would be legally binding on both sides.

Congress could decide to accept the bipartisan commission's recommendations, which would override the second round of cuts and identify some new mechanisms to provide for $1.5 trillion in deficit savings, although for reasons I will detail below, this is unlikely.

The discussion provided a total of six strategic recommendations which would help to address these questions.

Jim Dyke, a spokesman for the Commerce Department, said the committee would still make its recommendation, which would be made public.

Chief executive Peter Walsh said ministers must accept the recommendation, "which would represent the biggest advance in patient safety and patients' rights in the history of the NHS," he said.

Its chief executive, Peter Walsh, said ministers must accept the recommendation, "which would represent the biggest advance in patient safety and patients' rights in the history of the NHS", he said.

Next up on the docket is a full-wallet recommendation, which would let you know the "perfect wallet for you out of the cards we have," Cohen said.

The GOP expects Waxman either to report out the resolution with an unfavorable recommendation or with no recommendation, which would make it tougher to raise the issue in campaign ads.