Sentence examples for basis of advice from inspiring English sources

Cameron took a decison, on the basis of advice from Heywood, to keep Mitchell in post.

"Whatever happened between the draft and the final document would have happened on the basis of advice from defence.

"The AFL also informed the club at this time that it provided such consent and authorisation on the basis of advice received from Asada.

In 2007 Mr Hands bought EMI partly on the basis of advice from a Citigroup banker in London; that advice, Mr Hands claims, overvalued the music company.

The chancellor warned today that failing to cut Britain's £163bn fiscal deficit would be "disastrous", and during the election he pledged to introduce £6bn of cuts this year on the basis of advice from independent efficiency experts.

In reaching my conclusion, I have taken account of the fact that on a number of previous occasions, including in relation to Operation Desert Fox in December 1998 and Kosovo in 1999, UK forces have participated in military action on the basis of advice from my predecessors that the legality of the action under international law was no more than reasonably arguable.

"Leigh and Gareth have sought legal advice and on the basis of that advice consider that Gareth will be available for selection," read a Leigh statement.

Goodell said he "assumed" Reid was speaking on the basis of medical advice.

Other diseases were prioritised by the Forestry Commission on the basis of scientific advice and a Tree Health and Biosecurity Action Plan was launched in 2011 with £8m of extra funds.

The inquiry concludes that "this issue should have been subject to a full discussion in the war cabinet on the basis of formal advice".

"The fact is that the records show that dealing with AWH were done appropriately, done on the basis of departmental advice," O'Farrell said.