Sentence examples for recommended significant from inspiring English sources
Senate Republicans issued a plan almost two months ago that recommended significant spending cuts to balance the budget.
It recommended significant changes for the sport, including shortening the Olympic trials, reducing the influence of agents and shoe company sponsors, and creating an athletes union.
The report said the inspector general would have recommended "significant discipline" for Mr. Bratt including "possible termination," but noted that he retired last month.
The report recommended "significant and immediate" debt relief for the poorest countries, the reduction or removal of duties and market quotas on exports from developing countries, and mechanisms to reduce the risk of fluctuating markets and commodity prices.
He cites a case this year of a family where one of the children has cerebral palsy, and the local authority had recommended significant and costly adaptions to their home.
The agency recommended significant fixes to some of the lax mortgage industry practices that have generated so many problems since the real estate bubble burst.
More than three years later, the report of the review has been completed and it recommends significant changes to the largest part of the reserve network in the Coral Sea.
WASHINGTON — As he prepares to become the senior American commander in Iraq, Lt. Gen. Raymond T. Odierno said Monday that over the next year he hoped to recommend significant reductions in the number of American troops stationed there.
The commission is not likely to recommend significant changes in the number of signatures, but under the proposal being considered, any registered voter in the district could vote in the first round of elections, rather than, as at present, only registered members of a party.
An independent review of the planned NHS shake-up in England is expected to recommend significant changes.
An independent review of the government's planned shake-up of the NHS in England is expected to recommend significant changes.
