Sentence examples for recommended substantial from inspiring English sources

The Australian Law Reform Commission has recommended substantial changes to how it operates.

It also recommended "substantial improvement in the availability of suitable programs that address the young people's physical and mental wellbeing".

Before the film's release, Warner showed a preview cut to U.S. President Richard Nixon, who recommended substantial changes, including the removal of two songs that struck him as veiled criticisms of the ongoing Vietnam War.

The federal sentencing guidelines recommend substantial penalties for fraud convictions based on the amount of the loss suffered by victims.

As the 12-member panel began its race against a November deadline to recommend substantial federal savings, Mr. Elmendorf said its task had become more difficult because the outlook for the economy had worsened in the last month.

The governor will also recommend substantial changes at the state's sports complex in the Meadowlands, said the adviser, who spoke on the condition of anonymity so as not to upstage the governor.

Therefore, we recommend substantial scaffolding in course assignments to help students develop ethical reasoning in the context of interprofessional practice.

The so-called 21st Century Cures Act contains huge news for supporters of biomedical research: It recommends substantial budget increases for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), including $10 billion in extra funding over 5 years.

I expect this committee will at least consider the Law Commission proposals, and recommend substantial revisions to the existing policy and legal framework for a counterterrorism law.

The commission annoyed some lawmakers last year when it recommended a substantial increase in Medicare payments to hospitals.

This year, the commission recommended a substantial wage increase amounting to some 110 billion rupees, but also decided to slash the size of the bureaucracy by 30% in stages: some 350,000 posts currently vacant would be immediately abolished, overtime would cease, the working week would increase from five to six days, and casual leave would be cut from 12 days a year to eight.