Sentence examples for recommended issues from inspiring English sources

We can also observe that the three recommended issues were created before the original query.

The central questions addressed in this paper are: what are the most consistently recommended issues for health care organizations to address in order to be responsive to the needs of diverse groups that differ from the majority population?

Shares of Altria Group, parent of the world's largest tobacco company, rose 2.6% to its highest level in 14 months Friday after Merrill Lynch put the stock on its "Focus List" of recommended issues and raised its price target.

Principles of recommended issues to use email between health providers and patients are available for students at FSHS' websites.

Jill Eiland, a KinderCare spokeswoman, said the company's investment bankers had recommended issuing income deposit securities instead.

They also recommended issuing guidance on appropriate sleep time, sedentary or screen time, and physical activity or active play for children aged between two and five.

The board's New York office has recommended issuing a complaint and seeking an injunction in the dispute, and the general counsel, Arthur Rosenfeld, is considering the matter.

The department's staff had recommended issuing the air quality permits, but Roderick L. Bremby, the secretary of the department, said in a statement, "I believe it would be irresponsible to ignore emerging information about the contribution of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases to climate change and the potential harm to our environment and health if we do nothing".

As a result, the level of detail was highlighted as an "innovative best practice" in the NWS assessment, which recommended issuing warnings with similar levels of detail in the future.

Britannia promised a planning application by the end of October 2009, but when the October deadline passed with no application having been submitted the city council's Chief Executive recommended issuing a CPO to allow the building to be redeveloped by another developer.

The algorithm that deciphers the quotes also categorizes them as "wishes," "recommend," "issues," or "caveats".