Sentence examples for Expert counsel from inspiring English sources

It may go faster if you can afford to hire expert counsel.

Women here, once able to offer expert counsel at wresting welfare benefits, now help one another navigate the labor marketplace.

After all, when expert counsel tugs at you from opposite directions, it's hard to get too carried away".

Lois will be remembered for her philanthropic support of numerous programs and for her expert counsel on public relations and marketing issues affecting the hospital.

But, just like Bill Murray, he was beckoned to the Northwest Side school to deal with a problem, in this case violence involving Muslim students, for whom the school administration had sought expert counsel.

In the 35 cases it has argued before the court, it, too, won 67 percent of the time when representing petitioners but did substantially better than expert counsel in representing respondents, winning 46 percent of the time.

As Vince Parry, a well-known marketing expert, counseled his colleagues, "If you can define a particular condition and its associated symptoms in the minds of physicians and patients, you can also predicate the best treatment for that condition".

Even under the current economic and agro-political conditions, they used up to 20% less PPPs than in comparable standard operating farms in the region as a result of expert counselling and adherence to the "threshold of damage" principle [43].

Programmes should offer expert counselling on how to use (or not use) the prevention equipment and materials provided based on individualised risk assessments and motivation.

On Saturday live on-air programmes begin on national radio aimed at providing life-saving information and also expert counselling for children, women and families living in remote parts of the districts hit by the earthquake.

Especially in the care of non-institutionalized dementia patients, the GPs' influence on the help seeking behaviour of patients and caregivers can be decisive for families' willingness to accept external support and expert counselling.