Sentence examples for In advance of seeking from inspiring English sources

Now services are appearing that may make it easier for consumers to do their own preliminary homework on legal issues in advance of seeking help from a professional.

Along with these changes, Burgos (2013) also reported that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), in its role as the regulator of securities trading under the nation's Securities and Futures Act (SFA), has encouraged the SGX to create new market safeguards for problems that may arise related to HFT trading in advance of seeking to expand such trading.

That should be done well in advance of seeking them out.

Clinton's personal motivation was to demonstrate that a year of scandal and impeachment have not diminished his ability or enthusiasm to focus on what he calls "the people's business". White House officials, briefing reporters in advance of the speech, sought to reinforce the impression that impeachment has not caused the president to lose focus or intensity.

Well in advance of registration, and before seeking approval for course registration, Postbaccalaureate Studies students should consult the department's Web site for instructions, course application requirements, etc.

Housestaff moderators are encouraged to speak to clinic faculty in advance of each session, and/or seek feedback afterward, to review effective techniques for small group teaching.

Housestaff moderators are encouraged to speak to clinic faculty in advance of each session, and/or seek feedback afterwards, to review effective techniques for small group teaching.

According to excerpts released in advance of his speech, Mr. Obama sought to define his fight for re-election as a bald "choice between two fundamentally different visions for the future".

Research is broadly defined, and it is essential to determine the need for review by the Committee well in advance of the due date, as seeking necessary approvals can be very time consuming.

Investors' views, though not always welcome, could not be completely disregarded and would usually be sought in advance of major changes.

"And of course parents will have a good understanding of what would be best for their children – yet their views do not appear to have been sought in advance of the proposals".