Sentence examples for taking up recommendations from inspiring English sources

This paper summarizes the work of an international expert group on the integration of indoor and outdoor exposure in LCA, within the UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative (http://lcinitiative.unep.fr), which is taking up recommendations and conclusion toward the enhancement of the current LCA framework.

We wondered whether journals adopting this new publication model take up recommendations which aim to ensure publication of research results in an unbiased and transparent manner.

Taking up Kirkup's recommendation for mandatory reporting and investigation as serious incidents of all maternal deaths, stillbirths and unexpected neonatal deaths, Burnham said things could go further.

It remains unclear how much support there might be in Congress for taking up such recommendations.

Christian Thimann, head of regulation sustainability at the insurer AXA and a member of the TCFD, said the financial sector had a particular interest in taking up the recommendations.

A mid-term evaluation in 1997 provided such a study and many of its recommendations were taken up and helped to make the project the success that it can be generally stated to have been.

The president should start by taking up the Public Interest Declassification Board's recommendations on classification, she said.

Lady Gaga might love the pasta dishes at Joanne Trattoria, after all her parents own the Upper West Side restaurant, but don't expect city health inspectors to be taking up the superstar's recommendations anytime soon.

The report was non-binding, but a few jurisdictions — New Jersey, Tucson, Minneapolis — took up its recommendations.

But how speedily the commission will take up the recommendations is not clear.

Participants said they were convinced that if the government took up their recommendations, Afghanistan could find a way toward peace.