Sentences with phrase «recommending a course of action which»

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To minimize these episodes of copper discharge, Gittleman recommends emphasizing nutrients which have an antagonizing action to copper, that is, they reduce its absorption or aid in binding it for excretion from the body.106 The most important of these, of course, is zinc itself, as obtained from the land - based proteins mentioned above.

Advocates for both courses of action will be at the statehouse Monday afternoon to testify before a special panel of state lawmakers which, by Nov. 1, must recommend to the State Board of Education whether to keep or ditch the standards.

For reasons that are beyond comprehension, Dr. Núñez, you are recommending a course of action in which Latino students are the most likely to be hurt and under - served.

In all honesty, I'd recommend you discuss this recurring problem with your vet to see what course of action, and which kibble he / she recommends.

Yet, it warns, in its «450 Scenario», where the world actually does take action and acts accordingly, and which the IEA recommends as the sensible course of action, the coal industry collapses — its shares of the global primary energy mix (which includes all forms of enegy), tumbling to just 16 per cent by 2035, by which time it is overtaken by renewables and gas.

By examining your case carefully, we are able to explain all the choices for which you might be eligible and then recommend the very best course of action to take to achieve your main goal of gaining legal status.

By examining your case thoroughly, we are able to explain all the possibilities for which you might be eligible and after that recommend the most effective course of action to take to achieve your goal of gaining legal status.

We invite you to schedule a free consultation in which we can provide a candid assessment of your case and recommend an effective course of action.

Keep in mind that this process should include consideration of alternative strategies rather than simply pricing one recommended course of action, which will have implicitly ruled out less costly and more costly options.