Sentence examples for already advised that the from inspiring English sources

Fifa's own medical chief, Michel D'Hooghe, has already advised that the risks posed to supporters by extreme heat are too great, while Fifa president Sepp Blatter admitted the governing body may have made a "mistake" in awarding the competition to Qatar.

The UK Foreign Office has already advised that those without a pressing need to remain in the country, should leave by commercial means if it is safe to do so, as has the US.

In Belgium, it is already advised that family doctors enquire about the quality of the partners' relationship every time they have contact with a pregnant woman or a family with a very young child or children [ 59].

Two commissioners, Scott O'Malia and Michael Dunn, have already advised that though they are "voting in favor of publishing the rule for public comment that they may not ultimately support imposing position limits".

I have already advised that I do not believe that such a resolution need be explicit in its terms.

Finally, in Belgium, it is already advised that every time family doctors have contact with a pregnant woman or a family with a young child or children they enquire about the quality of the partners' relationship.

The Department of Health and FSID already advise that babies should sleep in the same room as their parents at night for the first six months of their life.

City Hall in Portland, Ore., is already advising that extreme, and not everyone there is taking it as a touch of paranoia.

Experts already advise that a healthy diet should include at least two portions of fish a week, including one of oily fish.

A second senior executive said the industry had already been advised that the proposal that the regulatory body could force newspapers into making apologies it did not agree would be illegal, as it would be contrary to article 10 of the European convention of human rights which protects freedom of speech.

It's a big improvement on what went before". A second senior executive said the industry had already been advised that the proposal that the regulatory body could force newspapers into making apologies it did not agree would be illegal, as it would be contrary to article 10 of the European convention of human rights which protects freedom of speech.