Sentence examples for which recommends more from inspiring English sources

A member of a commission which recommends more fiscal powers for the Welsh assembly has called for the UK government to respond to the proposals.

The advisory committee, which recommended more dairy products, cited a report, partly financed by the dairy industry, that found that low-fat dairy products helped people lose weight.

The proposals follow an EC-commissioned report last month, by its High-Level Experecommendedhich recomoreded more transparency from online platforms to help combat the spread of false information online — and also called for urgent investment in media and information literacy education, and strategies to empower journalists and foster a diverse and sustainable news media ecosystem.

The eleven public piers in Newport Beach were reviewed by the Harbor Commission, which recommended more diligent upkeep.

The disaster led to Moelwyn Hughes's official report, which recommended more rigorous control of crowd sizes.

To get a sense of how entrepreneurs and venture capitalists view the framework offered in "Strategy for Start-Ups," which recommends a more formal approach to strategy development, the HBR senior editors Daniel McGinn and Walter Frick discussed these ideas with three start-up veterans.

No country got a top report from the committee, which typically recommends more careful monitoring and bringing laws into conformity with the rules set out in the 14-year-old convention, which has been ratified by 126 states.

Love bombing seems to fly in the face of conventional wisdom, which often recommends more control, not less, when a child is not complying, and stricter, firmer reactions to undesirable behaviour.

If the governor signs the bill into law this year, new sports and entertainment areas, stadiums, community and convention halls, specialty event centers, public and amusement parks and ski resorts would be required as of Jan . 1to comply with the Uniform Plumbing Code, which now recommends more fixtures for women in a 3-to-2 ratio.

The "scale" methodology is at the present no longer supported by the Cochrane Collaboration which recommends using a more formal assessment by means of the risk of bias tool.

Last November the Silk Commission - an inquiry set up by the UK government which recommended devolving more power to Cardiff Bay - said the Welsh government should be responsible for raising some of the money it spends.