Sentence examples for advising groups from inspiring English sources

The next year, he started advising groups promoting the arts among minority communities.

Last week the secretary of state was besieged by discomfiting revelations about £500,000 of public money granted to the New Schools Network, the charity and company set up by one of his former advisers, 25-year-old Rachel Wolf, during which it emerged that no other organisation was asked to tender for the job of advising groups who want to set up new and "free" schools.

Back in 2003, Miller was juggling a collection of assignments, including advising groups at Stanford University, where he served as Provost, and a few company boards.

But Eden District Council, a Conservative and Independent Alliance coalition, said the Big Society was costing it little except in terms of council officers' time advising groups.

In our own experience advising groups who have undertaken whole-genome sequencing projects, we have found that many of these groups do not have ready access to the kind of programming resources needed to implement some of the more "advanced" database solutions currently available.

Part three of the NAO report shows how analysts across the City, and even within the "advising" group of banks, were predicting a higher value.

But Jan Masaoka, the executive director of CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, which advises groups on management and other issues, has been pushing the idea.

Do you ever advise groups who use the Alliance's data about whether to present information about the social value of the arts along side the economic information?

The Kennedy Center has since 2001 housed an arts management institute, rechristened the DeVos Institute of Arts Management this year in recognition of a $22.5 million gift, and Mr. Kaiser has advised groups around the world, from the Market Theater in Johannesburg to New York City Opera.

Steve Perillo, the president, said that his company does not emphasize events like papal audiences, although of course tour officials advise group members of each day's events.

Under Federal Election Commission rules, Bush, having declared his candidacy on 15 June, is now forbidden as a candidate from directly soliciting money for the group or advising the group on how to spend its funds.