Sentence examples for advised that it would be from inspiring English sources

The witness added he did not expect Chilcot to rule the invasion illegal, even though a Foreign Office legal adviser at the time, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, in 2003 advised that it would be without a second United Nations resolution.

The proofreader advised that it would be "red-caps," spelled as one word and without capitals.

If you're advised that it would be unwise for a parent to travel, there are a couple of alternatives to consider, said Susan Lutz, project manager at AARP.

Great to see you, I want you to know I've been advised that it would be insulting to call you fat.

After going on to Uxbridge College to sit his A-levels, he dreamed of Cambridge but was advised that it would be "too demanding".

I was gently advised that it would be easier if I borrowed an Armani wardrobe for the trip and so, after an extended fitting session, I did.

However, the Committee advises that it would be premature to do so until uncertainties at the EU level have been resolved.

WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Mitt Romney demanded Monday that President Barack Obama back away from his persistent attacks on Romney's record at Bain Capital, advising that it would be better "if you spent some time speaking about your record".

But despite being confident that the US would dominate, RAND advises the US military that "it would be far better for stability and at least as good for deterrence for the US military to emphasize, in general, planning for a prolonged high-intensity war".

But despite being confident that the US would dominate, RAND advises the US military that "it would be far better for stability and at least as good for deterrence for the US military to emphasize, in general, planning for a prolonged high-intensity war".

But he later said through a spokesman that military lawyers advised him that it would be inappropriate to speak about the case because it could be viewed as improper command influence over the proceedings.