Sentence examples for but should be advised from inspiring English sources

Possibly as a result of this concentrated action, Robert Bonner, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, recently announced that journalists arriving without an I visa may be allowed a one-time entry but should be advised that they must apply for it for any future journeys.

Dr. Fung's sentiments are similar to UNOS guidelines, which state that an H.I.V.-positive, asymptomatic patient "should not necessarily be excluded from candidacy for organ transplantation, but should be advised that he or she may be at increased risk of morbidity and mortality because of immunosuppressive therapy".

But we should be advised to take longer looks, to pay better attention, to savor this upcoming fortnight.

Claims should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by a committee appointed by the council, Gilroy said, adding that the panel should not include a landscape architect but it should be advised by an arborist.

Asthma should be considered in any child with recurrent wheezing, but parents should be advised that the diagnosis may be revised as the child grows older.

Sertraline use in this context is acceptable, but patients should be advised about the evidence for its use and warned that no marketing authorisation (licence) has been issued for the drug's use in generalised anxiety disorder.

If the patient is not able to hold his or her breath, CT could be performed with a free-breathing technique but the patient should be advised to perform calm, shallow breathing and to avoid excessive respiratory excursions.

20 It remains to be seen whether semen quality is restored if alcohol intake is reduced, but young men should be advised that high habitual alcohol intake may affect not only their general but also their reproductive health.

But that doesn't mean women should be advised by only women or be talked to differently than men, she said.

Patients should be advised that such changes are not permanent, but instead, are believed to subside after discontinuation of treatment.

Caution should be advised, nevertheless, as FDG-PET is a sensitive but nonspecific method for detecting malignancy sites.