Sentence examples for advice states from inspiring English sources

FCO travel advice states: "There are incidents of petty crime including thefts from hotels, yachts and holiday homes.

"Disclosure alone has proven ineffective to mitigate conflict in advice," states the report on the rule's impact.

Personally, I would then head east to explore troubled but matchless Kashmir, although Foreign Office advice states that much of the region is dangerous.

Waltham Forest's Prevent action plan for 2009-10, prepafterafter government advice, states all young people should have their behaviour screened.

However, skin becomes less efficient at producing vitamin D as you get older, and official advice states that everyone over the age of 65 should take a daily supplement of vitamin D (10 micrograms per day).

Foreign Office travel advice states that most visits are trouble-free but warns that there are incidents of violent crime, including murder, which tend to occur within the local community but can sometimes affect tourists.

If so, what did that advice state, and when was it received?

As Laing's advice stated, a parliamentary commission of inquiry would depend on the Coalition to fund it.

Specially trained Border Force agents will be working with police forces, which are also set to receive new advice stating that officers should put aside cultural sensitivities and fears of being branded racist in order to pursue investigations into FGM.

Its advice stated there was a case for charging fees for students from all other EU member states, including the rest of the UK, while the White Paper sets out plans for "more or less the status quo which is to charge students from rUK but not the rest of Europe", Prof Downes said.

Hampshire fire service advice stated: "Wear double vinyl gloves and place in a strong plastic bag over the substance and bag it up, place the outer gloves in with the oil, tie it off, then place into a second strong bag and also tie off.