Sentence examples for advice approving from inspiring English sources

"This is not another Iraq," he told Parliament on March 21st, in a six-hour debate filled with theatre designed to convey that point, from Mr Cameron's patience with backbench interventions to the sight of the attorney-general sitting at his side (government legal advice approving the Libya action was summarised for MPs in an official note).

In a letter to two Democratic senators, Richard J. Durbin of Illinois and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, Mr. Jarrett wrote that the legal advice approving waterboarding was one subject of an investigation into "the circumstances surrounding the drafting" of a Justice legal memorandum dated Aug. 1, 2002.

Environment minister Greg Hunt is set to grant himself retrospective legal immunity against potential claims that he failed to consider environmental advice before approving key mining projects.

On Monday the Coalition passed changes to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act to strip away any repercussions if the government fails to consider expert advice before approving major developments such as mines and ports.

It also emerged that Mr Gove has overruled independent advice to approve sales of playing fields five times in the last 15 months.

4. Murdoch, ultimately, is in a bind: when asked why, as he insists, he blindly followed Myler and Crone's advice to approve a huge settlement with Taylor, he points to their experience and credentials.

The report said Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, the commander in Iraq, used his advice to approve a dozen "aggressive interrogation techniques," and that General Sanchez was "using reasoning" from the president's own memo.

"The conservation advices were approved by the minister in April last year, and describe the threats to the survival of these threatened species, which are found only in Queensland," she said.

The first, a "framework" for policy advice that is approved by the fund's board, lays out the institution's official thinking.

The infant's parents had decided to follow medical advice and not approve corrective surgery on the child, who had been born with an open spine, water on the brain and a tiny head.

On what planet is this type of advice is both approved of and encouraged I don't know, but here we are.