Sentence examples for recommending life from inspiring English sources

However, last week Fifa's ethics committee announced that it was recommending life bans for both Blatter and Platini over an allegation that a 2011 payment of £1.35m to Platini was corrupt.

The list of Russian athletes accused of doping grows ever longer, with the independent commission report recommending life bans for another quintet of Russian middle-distance runners: Maria Savinova, the 800m Olympic champion in London 2012, the bronze medallist in that race Ekaterina Poistogova, Anastasiya Bazdyreva, Kristina Ugarova and Tatjana Myazina.

The majority (66 %) received no additional training in palliative care beyond their basic medical school training.> Figure  1 shows the variation in proportions of physicians recommending life-extending treatment for each attribute level (predicted at the mean of the other levels).

At this regard, recent World Health Organization guidelines for the prevention of vertical transmission of HIV [ 12], recommending life-long antiretroviral therapy containing two anti-HBV active agents for all pregnant women, represent an important step to minimize the risk of hepatic flares in coinfected patients.

The jury recommended life in prison.

Two jurors later said that, had they known, they would have recommended life in prison.

In exchange, prosecutors in the federal case will recommend life in prison for the defendant, Stephen J. Flemmi, 69.

Under the plea agreement, the state agreed to recommend life in prison, without parole for at least 25 years.

It recommends life bans for five Russian athletes including Savinova, Poistogova, the 400m and 800m runner Anastasiya Bazdyreva, the 1500m runner Kristina Ugarova and the 800m specialist Tatyana Myazina.

The committee recommended life prison sentences for the owners of the building and the five garment factories that operated there, though the charges they currently face carry a maximum seven-year term.

Another reason for the size of Alabama's death row cited by many lawyers here is the ability of state judges to impose death sentences even after juries have recommended life in prison.