Sentence examples for advised through the from inspiring English sources

Lodges and camping in both parks can be fully booked a year in advance, so early reservations are advised through the official Zimparks site.

He would not be drawn on where the $230m needed to extend the partnership agreement would come from, saying it would be "advised through the budget".

Later the same day the grand jury again returned to the courtroom 'to request the aid and assistance of the Court.' The district judge was advised through the official reporter that the petitioner had refused to obey the court's order to answer the questions.

The situation described below exemplifies this behaviour: "...on the one hand clear objectives and faculty development are necessary so students are properly advised through the PBL exercise, such that they take ownership of their own learning and true self-directed learning can happen.

Teachable.net were advised through this round by Envestors LLP, a UK company which preps startups for Angel investment.

In fact, in order to be eligible to eventually receive a Committee Letter when you apply to medical or dental school, you must have a record of advising through the office.

When the patient is referred back to the GP, the GP is advised, through a Consultation Letter, to continue duloxetine for the duration of 6 months.

No 10 was also advised, through diplomatic channels, that the French and German governments would be less and less receptive to British renegotiation demands as their own general elections, which are due to be held in 2017, drew closer.

The Robert E. Lee advised the Bonham through the Tuscarora that the starboard quarter afforded a slight lee, but that there was a large reef just amidships.

"Saying to a kid with A.D.H.D., 'If you want to, you can change your behavior' is like telling a nearsighted kid, 'You can read the blackboard if you want to.' " Parents, who Mr. Polis seems to be advising through much of the book, often have difficulty understanding the aggression and rages.

A former Washington correspondent for the Copley News Service, Nofziger joined Reagan's campaign for governor during the summer of 1965 and advised him through the rest of his political career.