Sentence examples for be fully advised from inspiring English sources

Please see the Recruiting Information for Managers page to be fully advised as to the stages of our process.

Surely, before the courts are called upon to adjudge an act of the legislature fixing * * * maximum * * * rates for railroad companies to be unconstitutional, * * * they should be fully advised as to what is done with the receipts and earnings of the company.

We believe that the family deserved the opportunity to be fully advised of the implications to them of having the HeLa sequence available for ongoing research, including realistic estimates of the risk of potential harms to them.

The UN Security Council was fully advised of OPCW reports, but no action was taken to bring Syria in line.

There can be no doubt that the accused was fully advised of, and understood, the precise facts which were alleged to be a violation of the statute.

"We agreed to credit a full refund as a gesture of goodwill and, at the same time, he was fully advised why he had incurred the charges and ways to monitor his data usage to avoid this in the future.

In 2001, the NASD's National Adjudicatory Council not a set of arbitrators, but FINRA's regulatory arm heard a case where a broker argued that he did not violate the suitability rule because the customer had been "fully advised of all the facts and could make intelligent decisions".

The IRB regulations committee panel confirmed: "Although Shingler had not signed the union eligibility confirmation form he had been fully advised by the WRU that playing in the France Under-20 v Wales Under-20 match during the 2011 Under-20 Six Nations would capture him for Wales".

"From what we've observed with Terry so far, there's every reason to believe he could be on it indefinitely". Tom Collins, Cummings' agent in Los Angeles, said that Cummings had been fully advised of the investigational nature of the drug and possible side effects.

"If councillors were not fully advised of the correct position, it might be prudent of the City of Edinburgh Council to reconsider these issues following a full and more balanced report than the one which was available on 20 August in effort to reduce any challenge that might impede this inquiry". Lord Hardie also raised the issue of conflict of interest in relation to the law firm Pinsent Masons.

He said at the time that he was not fully advised by the team that a second yellow would keep him out of the next match, although that was the established rule.