Sentence examples similar to advising to forward from inspiring English sources

You are advised to forward immediately the Award Ownership Certificate if you have it with you, but if you did not have it we will urge you to contact back the sender of the diplomat to help you secure the Award Ownership Certificate if at all you did not have it.

Rather than this doomed and demeaning strategy of pushing back, they would be well advised to push forward.

"Anyone with any information regarding possible breaches of these rules has been advised to come forward to the FA or Gambling Commission," said an FA statement.

The people with stroke was then invited to undertake upper-limb rehabilitation using the SMART system as frequently as they wished during the five weeks and were visited for data collection and system support purposes.Each participant was initially advised to undertake reach forward and reach sideways exercises.

Instead of being obsessed by the question of culture and religion, European leaders would be better advised to develop a forward-looking strategic vision.

Councillors are being advised to take the plans forward "as and when" future budgets allow.

Students are well advised to put their best foot forward during all phases of an internship so that while their job skills are honed, they are producing quality work that is noticed by organization management.

To take the second case that of outward payments to be made in the home currency the same applies: foreigners who normally sell it forward should continue to do so, and those who do not normally sell it forward would be strongly advised to do so lest the currency be devalued before the payment is made.

The 31-year-old back-row forward, who has been advised to retire after illness last season, made his Tigers debut in 2003 and played 135 games in two spells with the club.

So some people were advised to take some of those losses, by the way, where they could use it going forward.

Villagers advised to leave.