Sentence examples for recommended language from inspiring English sources

While he signed the law that authorized Utimco, the only contact about the legislation that we had with his office consisted of a meeting with his chief legal adviser, who recommended language that would strengthen prohibitions against conflicts of interest.

Instead, he recommended language that invoked "the basic right to be free from illegal discrimination," because "there is no right to be free from discrimination, per se, and only some types of discrimination -- for example, on the basis of race -- are banned".

The Fenway Institute BRFSS analysis, available at www.fenwayhealth.org/brfss, recommends language for sexual identity and sexual behavior questions, and recommends that data on lesbians, gay men and bisexual women and men be analyzed separately, as lumping the data together can mask important differences among these groups.

We use this data to recommend languages with the largest speaker populations as good candidates for other researchers who want to develop crowdsourced, multilingual technologies.

Lastly, we tested the recommended passive language fMRI protocols in a cohort of very young patients and confirmed reliable language-specific activation patterns in that challenging cohort.

For the upper age levels, he recommended that language study and other studies be integrated.

On July 24, commissioners recommended adopting language, but struck the county's specific height and setback requirements from the ordinance.

We have made the SBPkb data accessible via SPARQL a W3C recommended query language for RDF queries, with remote access (through a RESTful HTTP interface) provided using the Sesame 2.3.1 (openrdf.org) software.

Project name: NouGAT Project home page: https://github.com/SciLifeLab/NouGAT/ Operating system(s): Platform independent, Linux (64-bit) recommended Programming language: Python 2.7 Other requirements: Anaconda (https://www.continuum.io/) License: MIT Any restrictions to use by non-academics: None The sequence data is available in the EBI ENA repository, under the study ERP012947.

He recommended modern languages instead of classical languages and modern rather than ancient history.

His report in March 2007 stopped short of suggesting a return to compulsion but recommended that languages be made a statutory part of the curriculum for seven- to 11-year-olds.