Sentence examples for accepting the advice from inspiring English sources

Accepting the advice that "we need to get more shots on target" translates to "work ball into box" for example, which might go against your core match plan.

But he is informally accepting the advice of some controversial figures in the field of international law, including Jacques Vergès, the maverick French lawyer whose clients have included Nazis and Latin American terrorists.

This is roughly comparable to receiving expert advice in a foreign language that one does not understand, yet accepting the advice because it comes from people in nice suits from a big-name firm.

In his letter he told Huhne: "I do not call for your resignation with any relish, nor because I believe that your department is the real obstacle to accepting the advice of the committee... However this is a completely different situation to the usual intergovernmental wrangles over policy.

Obama accepted the advice.

PATIENTS once meekly accepted the advice of their family doctor.

The F.D.A. often accepts the advice of its panels.

The question is would he have simply accepted the advice of his general in the field.

Marc Purcell, from the Council for International Development, urged the commission to accept the advice.

This time, Obama, whose competitive juices are flowing, has apparently accepted the advice.

The F.D.A. usually accepts the advice of its advisory panels, which are made up of outside medical experts.