Sentence examples for advice must be from inspiring English sources

But dietary advice must be based on nutritional and scientific fact.

The examples of cost savings and revenue growth spurred by the consultants' advice must be both true and convincing.

Although the government says no one should eat raw eggs, public health advice must be "one size fits all," and the risk is not the same for everyone.

Lord Goldsmith had battled to suppress his legal advice on the Iraq war on the grounds that all such advice must be confidential.

The water trigger laws require mining and coal seam gas projects of national significance to be referred to the IESCfor advice and that advice must be made public.

But a spokesman for the environment department said: "The [Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation] Act does not specify when the advice must be sought during the assessment process".

If you can't for good reasons publish the advice, there must be other ways of doing it.

Competitors were given a hammer and one five-inch nail, and the useful advice "Nails must be driven in point first".

But to make use of this advice, patients must be able to find it and it is vital they feel able to ask questions and are not too embarrassed or unsure about asking for help.

After parliament's education committee castigated his successor Nicky Morgan and cited cases of school receptionists giving careers advice, she must be hoping a newly created advisory body, the Careers and Enterprise Company, marks a turning point.

In particular, if analyses are meant to provide concrete policy advice we must be especially wary that substantive findings do not arise from biased inference.