The phrase "advice setting" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts where one is discussing the environment or context in which advice is given, but it is not standard terminology.
Example: "In an advice setting, it's important to create a comfortable atmosphere for open communication."
Alternatives: "advisory context" or "counseling environment".
Members of the cabinet were not provided with the attorney general's full advice setting out the conflicting arguments.
With the above advice setting the stage, this special issue examines emerging questions and algorithms related to complex visual processing tasks where machine learning is applicable.
This psychic with static on the wires then proceeds to provide all kinds of mixed-up creative advice, setting in motion a show-within-the-show that is like a cross between "Hamlet" and "Spamalot," as imagined by an old Gypsy dancer on an acid trip.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-230X/12/156/prepub I thank Drs. Ning Yang and Paul Quinton for advice setting up the perfusion system and for supplying the fire polished glass capillaries.
Pay deductions represent a lawful response, and the advice sets out how deductions can be made in a proportionate and reasonable way.
Macdonald added: "What we really need is a public inquiry into undercover policing which takes evidence, takes advice, sets out some guidelines, sets out some mechanisms so we can be confident these sorts of procedures are not being followed today.
Leslieanne John, 16, who plans to become a lawyer and who was chosen to sing the national anthem, was reciting her mother's advice: "Set your eyes on one point and don't mess up the words".
They have also led to a new and lucrative avenue of business for antitrust lawyers who are called at the formation of such exchanges to provide advice, set up safeguards and head off regulatory concerns.
She said that paralegals might perform any tasks the lawyers they work for assign to them, except that they could not give legal advice, set fees or present cases in court.
Writing for the Sunday Telegraph, Mr Dunleavy says "this tragedy has taught us that despite following the guidelines and advice set out by the governing bodies, the skies above certain territories are simply not safe".
Advice set out by the Prison Service, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and the Association of Chief Police Officers is intended to offer "clear guidance" on those crimes that must be considered for prosecution.
