Sentence examples for rejected recommendation from inspiring English sources

Virtually every rejected recommendation was considered logistically or economically unviable, or irrelevant to the recipient organisation's business, and organisations frequently believed that following the recommendations would not produce positive public health outcomes.

Nearly half (18/45) of the recipient organisations that rejected recommendations indicated that an important reason for doing so was that the recommended action was not logistically viable (Table  2, lower half).

But the Congolese government has already rejected recommendations for a truth commission and an international tribunal.

The village of Old Westbury had rejected recommendations from architectural experts and preservationists that the house be designated a landmark.

It comes after Balls rejected recommendations to cut back spending on non-teaching staff to save money in the recession.

Born in the Philippines after his mother rejected recommendations to end the life-threatening pregnancy with an abortion.

Cameroonian officials have been unapologetic about their enforcement of the anti-gay law, and have rejected recommendations from the UN Human Rights Council to protect sexual minorities from violence.

He said that although Mr. Ashcroft's predecessor, Janet Reno, had also rejected recommendations against the death penalty, she did so at a far slower pace.

For years, F.D.A. officials had rejected recommendations from the D.E.A. and others for stronger prescribing controls on the drugs, saying the action would create undue hardships for patients.

Mr. McNally said that in the cases in which Mr. Ashcroft had rejected recommendations against the death penalty, he knew of none involving cooperation agreements until the decision in the Long Island case.

The national total of 28 defendants in cases where Mr. Ashcroft has rejected recommendations against the death penalty or where the prosecutors did not seek it has been calculated by Kevin McNally, a lawyer based in Kentucky, who helps run the Federal Death Penalty Resource Counsel Project.