Sentence examples for whatever recommendations from inspiring English sources

"Whatever's recommended by the budget committee, even whatever recommendations are made by the administration, ultimately in the next farm bill the House [Agriculture] Committee and the Senate [Agriculture] Committee have to achieve consensus".

The politicians can override whatever recommendations the Airports Commission will come up with in the summer.

Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator, told reporters on Wednesday that NASA would "comply fully without any equivocation" with whatever recommendations the board made.

Torre freely admitted that he does not analyze what is happening with Class AAA Columbus and accepts whatever recommendations the organization makes.

We must base whatever recommendations we ultimately make on the facts and considered judgment, not on expediency or media-generated momentum.

It's not possible to write guidelines for decent--or even halfway decent--art, and whatever recommendations the panel comes up with the next mayor is sure to toss out, along with the indecency panel itself.

Lynch declined to recuse herself from the case but said that she fully expected to accept whatever recommendation the F.B.I. agents and career prosecutors made.

"What he means is he's exercised the powers he has to refer the matter to Ofcom, Ofcom will make a recommendation and presumably he will follow whatever recommendation Ofcom comes up with.

The US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, intends to accept whatever recommendation career prosecutors and federal agents make in the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, a justice department official said on Friday.

Decisions on whether to charge anyone in the case will be made by "career prosecutors and investigators who have been handling this matter since its inception" and reviewed by senior lawyers at the department and the FBI director, and Lynch will then accept whatever recommendation comes, the official said.

They are also told: "We ask you to consider whatever recommendation the QuitCoach makes carefully and to follow the advice, unless you have good reasons not to".