Sentence examples for a form of advice from inspiring English sources

As a form of advice, targeting coördinates appear more likely to be heeded than Obama's somewhat plaintive assertion that "national-unity meetings have to go forward to build consensus across Iraq's different communities".

"When I hear that phrase, 'It's the law of the land 'cause the court said it,' I think, Did you guys pass ninth-grade civics, for gosh sake?" It is unclear what was taught in ninth-grade civics classes at Hope High School in the early nineteen-seventies, when Huckabee was a student there, but it probably wasn't that judicial opinions are a form of advice that a President can disregard.

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Patients were asked had they ever received any advice or 'intervention' about their alcohol use, specifically any form of advice or counselling that the healthcare professional may have provided.

Drawing on these data, we outline three key recommendations made by participants on how the IPCC ARs can be better utilized as a form of scientific advice to inform local decision-making on climate change.

Cabinet papers from the period show that the intention was that the process of selection would be a form of careers advice or counselling, taking the educational and career ambitions and expectations of the parents and the children into account – a process in which intelligence testing would be used as one of several ways of making a decision as part of civilised and considered process.

We have set up online and telephone services to help people find out if they are eligible for legal aid and direct them to a solicitor, or alternative form of advice if they are not.

Driver support can be in the form of advice, an alert or a warning, or even active intervention.

Treatment usually involves a form of psychological therapy and advice and guidance on nutrition.

Everything we know is mediated by Carraway, and Luhrmann and his co-writer Craig Pearce have had the dubious idea of having Carraway tell the story from a sanatorium as a form of therapy on the advice of a psychiatrist.

Only one Democratic member of the Senate Banking Committee, Barbara Boxer of California, said something mildly critical, and it came as an aside in the form of advice rather than confrontation, following her praise of Mr. Cox as a skillful lawmaker and collegial member of Congress.