Sentence examples for a group advising from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dupree, who has signed on with a group advising Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential candidate, on judicial selection, emphasized that he was speaking only for himself.
The company blamed a sales slowdown in Asia, which a slight rise in Europe and America failed to offset.Hewlett-Packard's long-running bid for Compaq Computer received a boost from Institutional Shareholder Services, a group advising some 23% of HP shareholders.
In June 1999, she announced that she was joining a Washington, D.C., area public relations firm to head a group advising clients on women's issues.
In the U.K., the Committee on Climate Change, a group advising the U.K. government, recommended building more nuclear power plants, as well as relying on wind turbines, to meet the country's greenhouse gas emission goals.
Mr. Perry is backed by Make Us Great Again, a group advised by a prominent Austin lobbyist who is his former chief of staff and financed by some of his leading donors.
If you are going in a group, advise everyone to bring their own supplies and wear helmets, elbow pads and knee pads for protection.
The opinion, which was published in a paper internally by a legal group advising the European Commission, emerged on Tuesday.
She is the senior director in New York for G&L Strategies, a consulting group advising companies on ways to improve their workplaces for women and minority employees.
A working group advising the National Institutes of Health (NIH) on chimpanzee research today urged that the agency sharply scale back biomedical and behavioral studies involving these animals.
That's the conclusion of a report released today by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, an independent group advising the U.K. government.
"We were feeling so bad for so long that we don't want anyone telling us it's going to end, that the bubble's going to burst," said Maureen Gaffney, chairwoman of the National Economic and Social Forum, an independent group advising the government.
