Sentence examples similar to acting on whose advice from inspiring English sources

The constitution creates the usual organs of government Parliament, which consists of the Senate and a House of Assembly; the Executive, whose authority is vested in the president acting on the advice of the Cabinet; and the Judiciary.

The monarch, acting on the advice of the ministries, has the right to dissolve one or both chambers, at which time new elections are held.

Igor I. Shuvalov, a first deputy prime minister, said the government was acting on expert advice.

The government, acting on the advice of the Joint Committee on Vaccination (JCVI) and Immunisation, says no.

NHS patients who choose private hospitals are acting on private advice from their GPs.

Baker, acting on legal advice, ordered the arrangements to fly M back to be cancelled.

But then, acting on the advice of his captain, Guy Carbonneau, Demers asked that the curve on McSorley's stick be measured.

The only reason the bank advanced was that it was acting on the advice of the Federal Reserve.

Reached by phone recently, he refused to answer questions, saying he was acting on the advice of his lawyer.

It's a state of affairs that suggests he was acting on the advice of his advisers behind the goals.

He decided years ago not to attend them, acting on the advice of his son Brett, an Oklahoma City police officer.