Sentence examples for weighing recommendations from inspiring English sources

John F. Lehman, a Republican on the panel and the former Navy secretary in the Reagan administration, said that "nothing is off the table" and that the the panel was weighing recommendations ranging from the creation of a domestic intelligence-gathering agency, similar to Britain's MI-5, to the establishment of a new cabinet-level post of national intelligence director.

As it does each year, the group will pore over surveillance information from around the globe, hear presentations from government researchers and weigh recommendations from the World Health Organisation.

And while we're at it, let's weigh recommendations from the Milken Institute's "Film Flight" report, which offers policy prescriptions including implementation of a new digital media tax credit and investment in long-term infrastructure and technology upgrades.

Commissioners will weigh recommendations from LAPD Chief Charlie Beck and the department's independent inspector general, who both found the officers were justified in shooting Ford after investigators turned up evidence indicating he grabbed for an officer's holstered gun during a struggle, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Gov. George E. Pataki's task force on global warming is weighing ambitious recommendations for reducing greenhouse gases, ideas that go far beyond what any other state has done.

Mr. Levy is also weighing a recommendation that he press the State Legislature to abolish the 32 community school boards, which have already lost many powers and have been frequently criticized as ineffective and corrupt.

"When asked to weigh the recommendations as a whole - as a complete package - the public view is more sophisticated than many commentators have given them credit for in the past few days.

As she weighed her recommendation on the Garza case, Ms. Reno said earlier today that she opposed a broad moratorium on federal executions.

As the University of California weighs a recommendation by its president to drop the SAT's as an admissions requirement, the vast majority of the nation's highly selective institutions, as well as other large public universities, are expected to rely on the tests for the foreseeable future.

CDC says it will weigh the recommendation but for now intends to forge ahead.

We weigh each recommendation against what the S&P 500 did during the same period.