Sentence examples for being advised to make from inspiring English sources

School districts are being advised to make arrangements with private contractors, she said.

"It is unthinkable that after being advised to make specific changes to enhance our application, the legislative leaders could not come to an agreement on legislation that would have significantly increased our competitiveness," the joint statement from the mayor and governor said.

Trains between London Paddington and Penzance use the area and passengers were being advised to make alternative arrangements.

Being advised to make their own way to the emergency department was also defined as a delayed response because patients can further delay attendance if they do not recognise the urgency of the situation, 17 and will not receive pre-hospital assessments and pre-notification by the EMS which are known to increase the likelihood of receiving emergency care (that is, thrombolysis) in acute stroke.

Large groups are advised to make reservations.

You are advised to make no contact.

Motorists have been advised to make only essential journeys.

He was advised to make his way to Russia overland, to familiarise himself with the region.

It was -- and we would be advised to make the effort more often.

Long-term visitors are advised to make arrangements for their accommodation as early as possible.

All, however, would be advised to make hay while the sun shines.