Sentence examples for recommends broadening from inspiring English sources

In fact, an article included in the report to the City Council recommends broadening the use of existing laws rather than creating an overlapping anti-bullying law.

An N.C.A.A. panel has recommended broadening the definition of agents to close the loophole that allowed the Heisman Trophy winner Cam Newton to keep playing despite his father's pay-for-play scheme.

But they chose not to recommend broadening Rule 48, which outlaws blindside hits to the head and checks that deliberately target the head, instead referring the question to a committee headed by Brendan Shanahan, a league vice president.

Congress wisely recommended broadening access to an array of prices so that customers trading swaps could get a feel for what they might pay or receive for an instrument before they committed to a transaction — a process known as pretrade price transparency.

Furthermore, he recommended broadening educational exposure to social science and liberal arts.

The paper recommends a broadening of Howard Pattee's seminal distinction between a dynamic and a linguistic mode of living systems.

She once got so tired of the films' rousing score she recommended I broaden my horizons by watching a cartoon about rabbits that she thought I might like.

Yet, based on our and previous results (Nicholls et al., 2004; Sprung et al., 2011), we recommend to broaden the second criterion to consider also p53-dependent alternatively spliced or transcribed genes as genuine p53 targets.

Further research with a greater sample size is recommended to broaden the in-depth understanding of the determinants of satisfaction with the healthcare system and the relationship with SES.

Plotke recommends that we broaden the scope of our understanding of political representation to encompass interest representation and thereby return to debating what is the proper activity of representatives.

It recommends expanded and broadened World Bank support for educational programs in Africa, advocates for the development of more flexible, responsive strategies and encourages renewed emphasis on equitable access for girls.