Sentence examples similar to recommendatory power from inspiring English sources
From ADRC's creation in 1997 until 1998, this important review committee was located within the accrediting body (NCAC) as a separate committee with recommendatory powers.
As with recommendatory powers (Douglas, 2006), ADRC could not bind the decision making body (NCAC) to reconsider its accreditation decision in the light of its recommendations.
Consequently, in 1998 the commonwealth government revised the Terms of Reference of ADRC to provide ADRC the status of an independent review committee with recommendatory powers.
Although it currently only possesses recommendatory powers and thus does not the have authority to overturn an Accreditation Decision of NCAC, nor to direct NCAC to amend its Accreditation Decision (FaCSIA, 2007), the fact that such a review mechanism is in place is supportive of the notion that appeal mechanisms are crucial to the integrity of an accreditation system.
By the tenth of July some 55 amendments had been proposed, which Lansing's motion would have grouped into three categories: explanatory, conditional, and recommendatory.
It was designed to enhance two levels of daily intake in human, which are recommendatory volume (25 g/d) and Chinese citizens' practical volume (41.4 g/d), amount to 3.8%and6.5%5% oil of diet in mice model respectively.
It was designed to increase the two levels of daily intake in human, namely 3.8% and 6.5%, which are recommendatory intake (25 g/d) and Chinese citizens' practical intake (41.4 g/d), respectively.
Lansing's effort to delete the restriction to freeholders was defeated, and Jay's proposed amendment was adopted by a large majority, to be included in the final list of recommendatory amendments submitted by the Convention.
