Sentence examples for both counsel from inspiring English sources

Both counsel others on the dangers of drugs.

His lawyer, Kenneth J. Mendelsohn of Montgomery, has been both counsel and counselor, taking Mr. Palmer to baseball games and often speaking with him several times a day to keep his spirits from plunging.

He can both counsel the president and plunge into the subjects that interest him, using the full powers of his office to assemble facts and marshal his arguments, without feeling any pressure to justify himself to voters.

In "South Downs," an intriguing but underwritten play that might have been teased out more fully, she appears as a mother (and actress) who offers both counsel and cake to an emotionally wayward student for whom actual affection, one feels, has been in notably short supply.

There can be no dispute that both counsel in recommending and the court in accepting a guilty plea must inform the defendant of the maximum punishment he faces as a result.

In an effort to find a remedy to what many see as an abuse of the system, Rakoff proposes a protocol (to be tested in a pilot program) by which a magistrate judge, who will never actually preside over the merits of the case, would meet separately with both counsel (and perhaps other witnesses and even the defendant) in recorded, yet sealed sessions.

The shift occurred with both counsels and with the justices themselves.

"He needs to be suspended for 12 months, get a real job away from football and undergo both counselling and rehab," Geyer told Triple M on Thursday.

Look, he says, at the Moving to Opportunity programme, started in the 1990s, through which some poor people received both counselling and vouchers to move to richer neighbourhoods.

The information can contain both counselling and teaching with the aim of guiding the patient through the radiographic process and increasing her/his coping skills [46, 47].

I spoke with Dr. Candice Nicole, a sex psychologist who both counsels and directs scientific research teams, and asked her to explain why partners can have such dramatically different morning libidos.