Sentence examples for adviser held from inspiring English sources
This week Sir Kim Darroch, David Cameron's national security adviser, held talks in Tripoli with Libya's Prime Minister, Ali Zidan, in which security was top of the agenda.
On NBC's Meet the Press, retired lieutenant general Michael Flynn, a Trump adviser, held the line, saying Cuban was "not a legitimate person".
The Pentagon's top policy adviser held an unusual briefing today to rebut accusations that senior civilian policy makers had politicized intelligence to fit their hawkish views on Iraq and to justify war on Saddam Hussein.
Joseph Cohen, the spokesman, would not discuss Mr. Bacanovic's handling of Ms. Stewart's trade, other than to say, "Peter is a highly respected financial adviser held in very high regard by our firm".
Two White House officials — Lawrence H. Summers, the director of the National Economic Council, and Thomas E. Donilon, the deputy national security adviser — held meetings in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday that were aimed not at fashioning new pacts, but at maintaining a dialogue that had been strained at times in recent months.
Apart from the federal cabinet itself, Australia's defence planners are a relatively small group – no more than two dozen decision-makers – and after Tony Abbott abolished the office of the National Security Adviser held by Dr Margot McCarthy, they are almost exclusively white, middle-aged, Anglo-European males.
Dr. Geist, the psychotherapist and financial adviser, holds 50-minute sessions with individual clients.
If a registered investment adviser holds less than 20percentt of a company's stock for customer accounts without seeking to influence control of the company, those shares are not counted in the calculation of ownership that determine who is subject to the rule.
And let's not forget the power of the pen: Your adviser holds the key to your degree, the object of your years of toil.
While it may not be as dangerous as a gun, at least in the short term, the power your adviser holds over you can still keep the relationship out of balance.
Given that financial firms like Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, AIG and other "Wall Street" firms are being blamed for current financial woes and laying off people in droves, the prospect of starting a career as a "broker"or "financial adviser" holds little interest for most young people.
