Sentence examples for Counsel someone from inspiring English sources

She may counsel someone about the difficult task of helping a family member accept that a pro career is over.

Now, its chairwoman is coming under Congressional fire for hiring as the S.E.C.'s general counsel someone with a Madoff financial interest — David M. Becker, who participated in matters involving how the scheme's victims would be compensated.

In my medical genetics clinic, when I counsel someone who's had a gene test, I might say: "The BRCA2 mutation you were found to carry confers about a 50 to 85percentt risk of breast cancer and a 25percentt risk of ovarian cancer".

I would never counsel someone to refrain from using narrative to make a point; we are hard-wired to respond to story.

"When I counsel someone, they can speak for a long time but I maybe only need to reply to 20% of what they say, and it is important that I do not miss that part," he says.

Then imagine the opposing counsel, someone you've never met, repeatedly accusing you of being a liar.

Not long ago he counselled someone held by pirates for 11 months.

"It is inconceivable to him, however, that he would ever have counseled someone never to speak of what they have suffered".

A youth, whose name can't be disclosed, has been charged with facilitating terrorist activity and counselling someone to use an explosive or other lethal device to cause death or serious bodily injury.

There is a reason that you are seeking counsel from someone you admire and someone who is not too similar to you.

Confidential resources include CARE advocates (see below), ombuds, licensed counselors in student counseling centers and in employee assistance programs, and any person with a professional license requiring confidentiality (including health center employees but excluding campus legal counsel), or someone who is supervised by such a person.