Sentence examples for advised party from inspiring English sources

For some years to come, Mr. Hu is going to be "an overlord," one economist who has advised party leaders said in an interview late last year.

Before entering government service, Mr. Piquado worked as an attorney in private practice at Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP and Powell Goldstein Frazer & Murphy LLP where he advised parties on trade remedy matters, precedent setting WTO and investor-state disputes, and provided guidance to clients on a range of international trade and investment policy matters.

Their official role is to advise party leaders on national policy, and major topics this time are expected to include official corruption, the economy and soaring real estate prices.

Immediately after the programme, the UUP's recently elected leader, the former television anchorman Mike Nesbitt, issued an email advising party members to go on radio and television programmes only after receiving clearance from the Ulster Unionist press office.

A similar number of House members are thought to be in favour of immigration reform, which would be the next big test of any lingering bipartisan spirit, but Boehner will be reluctant to again test the unofficial "Hastert rule", which advises party leaders against bringing forward legislation which does not have majority support among their own members.

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That wouldn't be a problem, legally (because you've got your card), but you'd probably miss your flight". King also advises party hosts to warn guests if certain treats on the table contain THC before serving them.

Some are advising party leaders to simply offer a clean debt limit increase, with no demands attached, and shift to new battles.

Giuliani Capital Advisors, a subsidiary of Giuliani Partners, advises parties in bankruptcy proceedings and has a practice in mergers and acquisitions.

The biography on his site notes, "I facilitate, justify, and advise parties to M&A transactions, when I am not advising against them".

But Algeria's government still hampers the sort of foreign charities and independent outfits that are advising parties and associations in neighbouring Tunisia on the transition to democracy, how to monitor elections and reform security services.