Sentence examples for advising from from inspiring English sources

"Mentors are not barred from lobbying the same officers they are advising, from advertising their military adviser role on company websites, or from taking commercial advantage of insights gleaned through their government work," USA Today reported.

Sinister individuals in lab coats "advising" from behind the scenes?

But they were Libyan rebel forces, and they required ample assistance and advising from outside powers.

In a ministry, or advising from outside, Dannatt is the Tories' very own military cross.

"It's trying to see what the law requires you to do to protect that information, but it's also advising from a commercial perspective so companies can monetise that information," says Moseby.

It's hard for Mr. Gore to keep asking "Would you turn the nation's car keys over to this kid?" when Mr. Bush has Dick Cheney as his nanny, Colin Powell riding shotgun and Brent Scowcroft, George Shultz and Henry Kissinger all advising from the back seat.

Throughout she was a quiet, but erudite presence, always ready to advise from a position of specialist knowledge.

Sipping as advised from a palate-cleansing glass of water, I dip spoons lightly and taste deeply.

Though many companies acquired by private equity firms at the end of the bubble are in trouble, critics say the Clear Channel deal was ill advised from the start.

Today we were advised from the Hawthorn Football Club and Jaeger's management that the Hawks are Jaeger's club of choice.

He was advised from all sides that his scheme was impracticable, that it was laden down with the risk of fraud and error.