Sentence examples for Heed counsel from inspiring English sources

But it is even less likely to heed counsel from those who leave.

Nancy expressed through her press secretary "regrets that she failed to heed counsel's advice" on disclosing them.

The present study has taken a giant step to convince us of this possibility, and unlike King Priam of Troy, we would be wise to heed counsel of those who suspected a plot.

In addition, it is difficult to tease out the importance of CHW characteristics on the quality of counselling and the likelihood that women and families will heed counselling advice, although they are probably important.

The political leadership may not heed wise counsel from career officials who remain in government.

Like Octavian, we should heed her counsel and prepare for the future.

He is right, of course, but it's not hard to see why Zweig might be hesitant to heed his counsel.

They refused to heed the counsel of experienced military leaders like Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, who insisted that a larger invasion and occupation force would be needed.

Cameron has pledged to use Britain's G8 presidency to tackle aggressive tax avoidance by multinationals, but is also keen to heed the counsel of his business advisory group, which he met with on Monday.

Dugin contends that the Soviet disaster of 1989-1991, like the earlier German one, resulted from a failure of the country's leaders to heed the counsel of its geopoliticians.

But if you're a board member reading this, please heed my counsel.