Sentence examples for been advisory from inspiring English sources
adjective
Able to give advice.
- The advisory committee could only offer advice, but since that was almost always accepted they had real power.
The paper followed up with an editorial headlined "Brooklyn judge attempts to rewrite laws with an outrageous wrist-slap for drug felon"—perhaps overlooking the fact that federal sentencing guidelines have been advisory rather than mandatory since a 2005 Supreme Court decision, and that they clearly allow a judge to tailor a sentence in light of other factors.
"My remit at Glamorgan and Cricket Wales has been advisory and I think the cricket management side of the club will be tied into the report I gave them back in April," said Rose. "Those sort of things will be acted on over the next week to 10 days.
Y-KK and Y-JB have been advisory board members for and received honoraria from Roche.
At the moment, they are advisory.
Both are advisory committee members.
But let's be clear, the vote is advisory only.
The cabinet of ministers is advisory to the president.
"The referendum was always supposed to be advisory".
The innate character of services is that they are advisory.
The court's ruling is advisory and nonbinding.
The councils, created by state law, are advisory.
