Sentence examples for accepting counsel from inspiring English sources

He has passed notes and leaned over to offer hushed advice, sometimes accepting counsel from his 30-year-old daughter, who sat with his parents directly behind him nearly every day.

Where his father had accepted counsel, young Mr Kim saw it as a sign of disloyalty.

Milosevic, having already refused to accept counsel or to enter a plea on the ground that the entire proceeding was illegitimate, spat out his one-line response.

As a result, the police and prosecutors would be unable to clearly ascertain whether or not a defendant had accepted counsel.

This allocation can only be justified, however, by the defendant's consent, at the outset, to accept counsel as his representative.

"The board accepts counsel assisting's submission that the Hazelwood mine fire was an entirely foreseeable event and one that should have been planned for".

If he is finally forced to accept counsel, a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity may be his legal team's wisest course — and it may even be the most accurate one.

Gordon talks too much, listens too little and unfortunately accepts counsel from those who do the same.

While it already accepts counsel and recommendations from the Secretariat of the UN, it now needs a quick mix of Gulf funds, actual partnership on the part of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in recruiting monitors, and practical preparations by the Arab and international media to rapidly deploy to Syria.

Francie Kann had become a recluse and refused to accept counselling.

Apparently, older officers are more reluctant to accept counselling services.