The phrase "advised fair" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept related to fairness in advice, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The committee advised fair practices in the selection process."
Alternatives: "recommended fairness" or "suggested equitable measures".
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Arthur's comments came as Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat deputy leader appointed by the coalition to advise on fair access, said he wanted the majority of universities to stick to the new minimum fee level of £6,000.
25 years hence we may be telling whipper-snappers - why Julia Hoyt in that rose gown, or Alec Woolcott advising some fair young thing to be less saxy - those, my boy, were the days.
Chesapeake's board, of which McClendon is the chairman, also approved the company's purchase, for $12.1 million, of McClendon's personal collection of antique maps, after being advised on a fair price by the dealer who helped McClendon buy them in the first place.
"I would advise free and fair elections and that he behave like a fatherly figure," said Riaz Hussein Pirzada, an experienced legislator who joined the Pakistan Muslim League in 2002 because he knew and liked General Musharraf.
"I have so many state standards I have to teach concept-wise, it takes time away from what I find most valuable, which is to have them inquire about the world," said Amanda Alonzo, a science teacher at Lynbrook High School in San Jose, Calif., who advises her science fair students during her lunch and late evenings after school.
To be fair, advising grownups to go out and play will elicit some giggles -- "Come on, you want me to stop working so I can do what?" -- but if you get into the habit of incorporating play into your life, the results might speak for themselves.
As long as the Iraqis determined that the flocks of birds were not a coincidence, the Americans advised, the pigeon keepers were fair game.
Conveying that pain is perhaps the tallest order facing Ms. Midler, said Mr. Carter, the Vanity Fair editor, who advised Mr. Logan on the script and is producing "I'll Eat You Last" with a veteran Broadway player, Arielle Tepper Madover.
In a report released late last month, the Fair Punishment Project advised, "The Governor should declare a moratorium on executions so these legal deficiencies can be given a closer look, or else the Courts must intervene to stop these executions in order to preserve public confidence in the rule of law".
