Sentence examples for advice precisely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schiff, in interviews, said he had no responsibility for that conviction because Dr. Dentice did not follow his advice precisely.

Indeed, the justice sought him out for advice precisely because he wanted to learn about the mechanics of gay sex, Mr. Chinnis said, recalling an uncomfortable exchange on the subject.

Mr. Schiff, in interviews earlier this year and last year, said he was not responsible for the conviction of the chiropractor, James V. Dentice, because Dr. Dentice did not follow his advice precisely.

Active GP16: The presence of another physician can be a good thing, but sometimes his advice just isn't appropriate, precisely because he hasn't seen the patient, he hasn't seen this, he hasn't seen that.

Seek advice on precisely how much you should claim from your local Citizens Advice Bureau.

Asked in a recent debate what he did for Freddie, Mr. Gingrich said he "offered them advice on precisely what they didn't do," calling the mortgage finance company's practices "insane".

"As you know, under the constitution the Commonwealth has responsibility for marriage and the attorney-general will be seeking advice on precisely how far the ACT can go on this".

If the White House spokeswoman was correct, then at the time that Passantino issued the Administration's judgment that Icahn's role posed no ethical conflicts he was already recused from offering legal advice on precisely that question.

Sometimes, the most valuable advices are precisely those that you do not wish to hear.

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, has asked for legal advice to see "precisely how far the ACT can go" with its new bill to legalise same sex marriage.

Taking this advice even more precisely, Rylance's performance in Bridge of Spies can be seen as the second most silent and static presentation of espionage after Guinness's.