Sentence examples for adviser directly from inspiring English sources

We are also appointing an in-house business assurance adviser, directly reporting to me, who will administer the systems and deliver training to colleagues.

"Ale" approached her adviser directly shortly afterward, not with hurt feelings but with a genuine interest in why they would have avoided her with their congratulations.

Though food-safety advocates have raised alarm, noting that the Chinese purchaser, Shuanghui International Holdings, has a checkered past, an adviser directly involved in the deal expressed confidence that a federal panel that reviews foreign takeovers of American companies will ultimately approve the Smithfield deal.

The first lady never confronted the advisers directly — that was not her way — but they found out about her displeasure from the president.

Bill Pascrell Jr., a Democratic congressman from New Jersey, called for hearings into "Scott McClellan's admission that President Bush and the administration's highest-ranking advisers directly provided him with false information to mislead America".

(You can also check out certified financial planners at the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Web site and do research on registered investment advisers at the Securities and Exchange Commission's site. Check all three, just to be safe, and ask the advisers directly about what complaints, if any, may lie elsewhere).

Last month she accepted a job with Consolidated Press Holdings as an adviser, reporting directly to James Packer.

Why also did Hunt appear to want his permanent secretary to agree that he could delegate day-to-day contact over an incredibly sensitive commercial negotiation to a junior special adviser reporting directly to the minister?

Warren formally will be named as a special adviser reporting directly to Obama, and serving in a similar capacity to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, later this week.

ADVISING TROUBLED COMPANIES Boom times at Gordian Group, New York-based restructuring advisers, are directly countercyclical to the American economy.

In the upper reaches of government there is no shortage of French "technical advisers" paid directly from Paris.