Sentence examples for adviser completed from inspiring English sources

Last week, the family decided to close down the Knickerbocker Fund, only days before the pension funds' adviser completed its review and recommended an investment in it.

The White House national security adviser completed two days of talks here today that an American official described as "serious and thoughtful" and aiding the recovery of relations since their nadir last year when NATO planes bombed China's Embassy in Belgrade.

In the immediate aftermath of the recent attack, he chose a new national security adviser, completing a reshuffle of security posts that began a month ago with the appointment of new heads of the police, the armed forces and the intelligence service.Few Nigerians are sure about whom they should blame for the bombings.

"Today Secretary O'Neill's financial advisers completed the sale of all his shareholdings, including his Alcoa stock and options," the department said in a statement.

Country health advisers completed a standardized questionnaire to identify technical activities and financial spending.

For instance, only about half of their academic employers provide them with vacation time and sick leave, and almost 60% give advisers complete control over the length of postdoctoral appointments.

An electronic survey of leading research institutions conducted by the committee documents both the relative poverty and the precarious status of postdocs, including the fact that only about half of their academic employers provide them with vacation time and sick leave, and almost 60% give advisers complete control over the length of postdoctoral appointments.

There were also differences of opinion as to whether it would be achievable for GP reports, requested by an employer or the employer's occupational health adviser, to be completed within two weeks of the request being made, and if there should be a standard fee.

Comdisco Inc. said yesterday that it had retained two investment bankers as advisers to complete an assessment of the company's strategic alternatives.

President Bush's political advisers are completing plans for a more aggressive stage of his re-election campaign, seeking to discredit Senator John Kerry and promote Mr. Bush's record and character with television advertisements and a more visible role for the president himself, aides and Republican officials say.

"We need to look at whether it is appropriate to have huge success payments for takeovers that incentivise advisers to complete a deal even if it might not be in a company's best interests".