Sentence examples for advisories around from inspiring English sources
[The Guardian] Japan lifts some evacuation advisories around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant to persuade tens of thousands of residents that it is safe to return home.
Trian writes in its presentation that while the investment bank is the biggest advisory firm around, it commands only a 9 percent share of the total deal fees pool.
The biggest proxy advisory firm around may have recommended that shareholders reject MetroPCS's planned merger with T-Mobile USA, but the cellphone service provider hasn't lost hope yet.
While LegalZoom charges for forms, Rocket Lawyer has gone after disrupting that model by making forms free and charging for legal and advisory services around getting them completed.
Takeover advisory fees are typically around 1 to 2 percent of the transaction value, but this fee was about 36 percent of the entire purchase.
But it's worth asking whether it really makes sense to allow these specialists to turn around and start advisory firms capitalised by their inside information of the Treasury's suspiciously opaque bail-out proceedings.
Former Canary CEO Adam Sager, meanwhile, will stay around in an advisory role, according to the company. .
On average, the attorney general's office issues around five advisories a year although there have already been 10 this year due to high-profile court cases.
Arthur re-intensified shortly after and the JTWC reissued advisories on the storm around 2100 UTC.
"I think one of the key lessons to learn from MH17 is that, whilst bodies like the International Air Transport Association IATAA) issue advisories and warnings to airlines around the world, it remains the responsibility of individual airlines to continually monitor and assess the risks on their routes," Mr Bartsch said.
Despite the asymmetry, the NHC initiated advisories on Tropical Depression Sixteen around 1500 UTC that day, after surface and satellite observations revealed a sufficiently defined circulation center and organized deep convection.
