Sentence examples for advice represented from inspiring English sources

Clifford Chance has apologised for any offence caused, saying the advice "represented a personal perspective" only.

In addition, most presidents exploit the sources of advice represented on the board, both at board meetings and outside as well.

Tenants are faced with difficult choices, Bourns warned: "to pay for their own legal advice, represent themselves, or be excluded from the justice system altogether".

This additional activation of the after returning advice represents undesired control flow.

The expansion of roles to deliver health-related lifestyle advice represents one strategy in this new partnership approach.

Patients with diabetes who leave against medical advice represent a high-risk group worthy of future study to better understand the circumstances surrounding the discharge against medical advice.

1,853 of these latter patients left the ED against medical advice, representing an average of 0.9% of all patients that were seen (Table 2).

But it has received a welter of bad publicity, with claims that it was sold to borrowers without adequate advice and represented poor value for money.

Although the Regents had delegated broad powers and responsibilities in educational matters to the Academic Senate and had respected the President's executive role as the medium through which Senate recommendations and advice were represented to it, the Board, nevertheless, retained a substantial interest in the administration of the University.

Legal aid provides funding for legal assistance to those who cannot afford to pay a lawyer to give them legal advice or represent them in court.

Barber declined to say whether he asked DiBella for advice about representing Cardinal, but he said his representation of his clients complied with ethics laws.