Sentence examples for Draw on advice from inspiring English sources

S4C could also draw on advice from BBC engineers and research and development staff, and work with its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, to sell programmes overseas.

"The Water Monitoring and Management Plan augments the conditions put in place by Queensland, and will draw on advice from the Independent Expert Scientific Committee on Coal Seam Gas and Large Coal Mining Development.

Governments could draw on advice and technical assistance available from international organizations.

To help professionals offer a broader array of services to a client, one leader encouraged high-performing partners to create a "cross-selling SWAT team" that others could draw on for advice.

Make sure you have friends and mentors to draw on for support and advice".

The series draws on advice from their book Project Management for Profit.

The series draws on advice in Garner's new HBR Guide to Better Business Writing.

In shaping the Conspi-Hunter project, Huchon and the Spicee team drew on advice from Rudy Reichstadt, founder of France's Conspiracy Watch, anthropologist Dounia Bouzar, sociologist Gérard Bronner, and high school teacher Sophie Mazet, author of the Manual of Intellectual Self-Defence.

Another time, he counselled a woman who approached him about her marriage, drawing on advice he had read in "Cupid's Book," a cookbook and manual of manners and table etiquette for newlyweds, which he found among his mother's possessions.

The skin patch draws on advice from Butrus "Pierre" Khuri-Yakub to think of it like the cell tower in a mobile phone network, relaying signals and orchestrating the activity of two or more implants in different parts of the body.

Now, he isn't a lawyer himself, but he said he drew on advice from lawyers (including his wife) in building the app, Shake does have its own chief legal officer.