Sentence examples for accepting advice from from inspiring English sources

In an angry 30-minute interview on Sydney's 2GB, Jones repeatedly chastised Hunt, accusing him of "telling lies to my listeners" and of accepting advice from Labor appointees on the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust about the proposal to build a privately owned, for-profit aged care home overlooking Sydney harbour at Middle Head.

Within two months of coming to office, Nash accepted advice from the alcohol industry to defund the Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia.

No honourable man or woman could ever accept advice from people who never cared for us at the most difficult times".

It accepted advice from the Independent Television Commission that the loss in advertising to the commercial sector, at £7m ($10.8m)—or just 0.2% of all TV advertising revenues will be "manageable".

The inquiry also heard that Straw refused to accept advice from Sir Michael Wood, a legal adviser at the Foreign Office, that to attack Iraq without Security Council authority "would amount to a crime of aggression".

But, the public trustees said, "the reported long-term financial outlook has grown worse," primarily because the government accepted advice from technical experts suggesting faster growth in Medicare costs.

The British-born academic heads the Safe Schools Coalition Victoria, which broke away from the national group in March after the Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, rejected substantial federal changes to the program, saying he would accept advice from experts, "not bigots".

Nicias advises them to accept advice from Socrates as well, because Socrates has referred him to an excellent teacher of music (180d); Laches supports Socrates' reputation, citing his actions at the battle of Delium, a disastrous defeat for Athens in which, as we know from other sources, Socrates showed extraordinary courage (181b).

According to Melzer, after the September 11 attacks, U.S. strategists began to support targeted killings and accepted advice from Israel on how to use such tactics to deal with suicide bombers.

Abu Bakar was reportedly said to be increasingly reluctant to accept advice from the British-appointed state lawyers, and increasingly turned to his private lawyers which he had employed.

Kevin Hagan Jr.'s grandmother -- Joyce Hagan "I learned a long time ago to never seek or accept advice from people who aren't where I want to be in life; which is why I only get advice from my grandmother, Joyce Hagan.