Sentence examples for beyond advisory from inspiring English sources

In addition, the team will go beyond advisory duties and get actively involved with different areas of the business, including helping their startups get media exposure through the team's contacts, working on product development, helping form strategic partnerships and more.

Beyond the advisory fees, banks would could also reap fees from the tens of billions of dollars in loans that would support Verizon's purchase.

First, the IFC must consult people affected by its projects to draft comprehensive reform, which should include elevating the mandate of the CAO beyond its advisory role.

Following the bogus Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964, Lyndon Johnson dramatically escalated American involvement there far beyond the advisory and special ops programs approved by John F. Kennedy, who was considering cutting the US commitment at the time of his assassination.

Further, the concept of the competition was shared and tested with various experts, beyond the advisory group and who are considered experts within the fields of innovation and global health, for feedback and input.

In the near term, the agency should reach beyond existing expert advisory committees and public comment sessions.

Mr. Lieberman and Mr. Tauzin, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, want the recording industry to go beyond the current advisory system, which says, "Parental Advisory, Explicit Content".

He said that Tui had told hoteliers that "they were looking [at] between 500 and 700" British holidaymakers for evacuation, "even beyond the travel advisory of Mombasa island to nearby resorts such as Diani".

Eventually, it seemed like a natural step for John to move beyond his unofficial advisory role and join the business full time, which he did as a managing partner in 2010.

But Dempsey also acknowledged the mission could change, even though his current intentions are not to use ground forces beyond their current advisory role.

It is a feeling that goes beyond their earlier advisory role.