Sentence examples for advises that it will from inspiring English sources

The Internal Revenue Service advises that it will take a year for business and the I.R.S. to gear up for a VAT.

We have been advised that it will be purchasing steam from an incinerator plant in the near future, which will reduce the grid electricity purchased.

which clearly and legibly states that the lessee has been advised that it will not be treated as the owner of the property subject to the agreement for Federal income tax purposes.

State Street Global Advisors (SSGA) advised that it will vote against the chair of the nominating and/or governance committee or board leader of companies that fail to take action to increase the number of women on their board of directors and reported that by early March 2018 it had voted against more than 500 companies for failure to demonstrate progress on board diversity.

When it is determined that a piece of mail is 'communist political propaganda,' the addressee is mailed a notice identifying the mail being detained and advising that it will be destroyed unless the addressee requests delivery by returning an attached reply card within 20 days.

You can convert a drive to the format of your choosing, but be advised that it will wipe all the data on the storage device that you have selected.

Walk advises that strategy will build a stronger company over time than one which merely focuses on skills.

A link to "Learn More" advises that "you'll still be able to access your synced photos in Moments, a new app created by Facebook".

"The U.S. Department of Energy has advised us that it will explore ways in which additional expertise might help address security issues," Mr. Atkinson said.

From the Justice Department Press Release: The Department of Justice's Antitrust Division today advised Microsoft that it will not seek a break-up of the company in remand proceedings before the U.S. District Court.

Your readers do deserve a balanced coverage of this very sad situation.Aeneas C Chuma Lusaka, Zambia  SIR —Perhaps this is an opportunity for South Africa to show some leadership on the issue of the crisis in Zimbabwe, by advising Lisbon that it will boycott the meeting if Mr Mugabe attends.