Sentence examples for advice to correct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yeltsin's medical team followed Dr. DeBakey's advice to correct the thyroid and other problems to prepare him for the bypass operation.

Participating laboratories have benefited from this external monitoring of their performance of several antimalarial drug assays and from technical advice to correct any discrepancies identified.

But, when I would get together with other founders in my industry, I realized that not only did other people have similar issues to mine, they had the most astute advice regarding how to correct these problems.

The bartender even gives him advice, telling Jack he needs to "correct" his family.

MANFRED STOLPE, Germany's transport minister, is getting plenty of free advice these days on how to correct one of his government's costliest mistakes.

The government has also rejected advice from the SSRB last year to correct various anomalies and ensure that judges' posts are properly graded in time for an expected pay increase of 1% next year.

It's hard not to imagine their close experience with female offspring is the reason the book has no trace of the idea that little girls are made of "sugar and spice and all things nice": one piece of advice tells you to not to correct a brother's behaviour with mud – but with hot water to "move impurities from his person, and possibly the skin, in spots".

It's not your place to correct, give unwelcome advice, or stand over a person's shoulder offering input unless you are the supervisor.

GAZETTE: These guidelines eliminate the advice to restrict fat, correct?

The agreement will require the company to give correct advice to customers about how to apply for Medicare reimbursements.

In other words, her advice to the president is correct, even if it's ignored.