Sentence examples for advise states from inspiring English sources

And one year after Hurricane Sandy, the Federal Emergency Management Agency finds itself without the money or the personnel to advise states on how to plan for the next natural disaster.

Metcalf & Eddy, the plaintiffs below, were consulting engineers who, either individually or as copartners, were professionally employed to advise states or subdivisions of states with reference to proposed water supply and sewage disposal systems.

Achieve Inc., a research organization created by governors and corporate leaders to advise states on their expectations for students, provided the authors with an analysis of state standards that often portrayed the standards and tests as being out of sync in their efforts to measure material that students should know.

Although diplomats, officials and others who would not qualify for domestic judicial office may be elected to the court so long as they are "jurisconsults of recognised competence" – whatever that may mean – a panel of experts has recently been established to advise states what sort of people they should be putting forward.

(3 Fiscal Service will advise States of the names, mailing addresses, and taxpayer identifying numbers of the debtors from whom amounts of State income tax obligations or unemployment compensation debts were collected, and of the amounts collected from each debtor through tax refund offset.

Senior WHO staff, including Director General Margaret Chan, said the organization's role was not to run Ebola clinics or campaigns but advise states how to do so.

The order established a committee to advise state agencies on the development of necessary rules or statutes relating to self-driving cars.

I routinely advise state and federal courts on the reliability of scientific evidence through the mechanism of Frye and Daubert hearings.

Reuters reported that three prominent news anchors without ties to the former ruling party were appointed to advise state television and radio and the news department that serves them.

Governor Cuomo, citing the need to improve the status of "all members of the family of New York," has set up an Office for Hispanic Affairs to advise state agencies and serve as ombudsman for Hispanic interests.

The mission of the organization is to advise state governments on energy transition, particularly away from coal.