Sentence examples for advised that only the from inspiring English sources

When the group was presented to us we were advised that only the performers would be dressed in drag during the private events.

Finally, as the same factor structure was not identified in partners as women it is advised that only the total score is used, which means the individual factors of care cannot be explored for partners.

Although we advised that only heart muscle samples should be collected, some of the samples turned out to be from other muscles, despite the fact that heart muscle sampling is relatively easy.

The park's creators, who include William vanden Heuvel, a former United States ambassador to the United Nations, say that as construction neared completion, they were advised that only Roosevelt's name, birth and death dates, and a passage from his famed 1941 Four Freedoms speech should appear on or near the bust's granite enclosure.

Having previously developed a reputation for playing through pain, Terry was advised that only rest would cure ligaments strained in an awkward collision with Liverpool striker Luis Suarez at Stamford Bridge in November.

UNICEF is advised that only nine bakeries remain open throughout Gaza, with limited supplies that are rationed to households.

Even with DA methods, however, it is advised that only factors with a known, large prognostic effect be included and there should be at least five patients per cell (Rovers et al, 2000).

The FA had wanted to send representatives to a personal hearing but were advised that would only be acceptable for an appeal.

The College Board, which owns both tests, is changing only A.P. Psychometricians advised that right-only scoring would simplify year-to-year comparisons as new exams are phased in, according to Trevor Packer, vice president responsible for Advanced Placement.

The ESUR guidelines advise that only small doses of the most stable Gd-based contrast agents should be given to pregnant women and that the use of these agents should be fully discussed with the patient [10, 13].

In their guidebook the Lindsays advise that only experienced drivers -- John is one -- should tackle the Diablo drop-off.