Sentence examples for advised relatives from inspiring English sources

After the Sept. 11 attacks, he advised relatives of passengers aboard the hijacked planes, in particular the families of passengers from Germany, where he was born and brought up.

"A conflict of interest exists when a judge is influenced by any relationship or factor other than the merit of the dog," according to the club's guidelines, which also say judges should "advise" relatives, employees and dog co-owners not to show in front of them because it "might give the impression of unfair advantage".

Miller advises relatives on how the prison system works and provides support.

These prospective risk estimates are valuable in advising relatives of newly diagnosed breast cancer patients.

Mrs. Kadhim, who has five daughters on the team, was recently advised by relatives to leave Diwaniya and received threatening messages on her cellphone.

But Mr. Tydings had advised his relatives not to bother suing Mr. Trump — "because you'll be in court for years and years and years," he told The Times in 2017.

Infected adolescents and their guardians often anticipated a positive result and reported being advised by relatives (but not health workers) to be tested because of chronic illness, especially if parents or siblings had died or were HIV-infected.

I mean, I have advised my relatives like that, 'Go, report him, it shouldn't be like this' …, but sometimes it's much more complex, because they may answer that he is supporting her [financially], or that she loves him …, and I always argue that that can't be called love, nobody who loves you hits you.

Interestingly, 31.5% and 44.1% of natural therapies users stated that they had been advised by relative and friends, respectively.

When families are broken up, orare part of the problem, Hayat advises close relatives or friends.

Participants were also asked if they would advise their relatives and friends to come for cervical cancer screening at the facility where they were screened.