Sentence examples for suggested points from inspiring English sources
Among the "suggested points" it urges its members to make in submissions to the Treasury is this one; "to be eligible for DGR status, the primary purpose of an environmental charity should be 'on-ground' work that improves the local environment".
Cheaper communications and advances in computer technology are allowing service-sector companies to move more and more sophisticated activities to cheaper overseas locations.But the story is not as simple as is sometimes suggested, points out a new report from the Advanced Institute of Management Research.
Wise suggested points the piece should cover, and Weissman did subsequent research, the publicist said.
The NECOBELAC topic maps consist of different modules on scientific publication and OA, each one having a scheme, a brief textual description, links to selected online resources and suggested points for discussion.
We suggested points to report (possibly in online supplements of journals) in the interest of facilitating comparisons across studies in future epidemiologic studies on air pollution and human reproduction (Table 3).
This paper also addresses several additionally suggested points for improvement of Risk Analysis [ 10], including the linking of information (such as between hazards and underlying scientific information, and between HC scores and overall welfare scores), reporting of uncertainty measures, verification of items possibly lacking from EFSA [ 8, 9] and transparency about underlying values.
Others suggested pointing to determinations by agencies in Finland, Israel and Austria.
The Global Times suggested pointing more missiles at Taiwan as leverage in negotiations with the island.
"Someone like her?" Ms. Grady suggested, pointing to an exquisite-looking sprite with wild red hair.
Mr. Long was out to provoke the police, Mr. London suggested, pointing out that Mr. Long had filed a $1.5 million lawsuit against the city.
This, it suggested, pointed to a wider cultural shift in society, which had seen expectations grow and tolerance of poor performance shrink.
