Sentence examples for clients were advised from inspiring English sources

All clients were advised to return straight home and observe the 10pm citywide curfew, Finegar said.

Fewer clients were advised to enter a debt management plan – 27.2% in the first six months of the year compared to 40% in 2007.

Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest lender, vigorously defended the legality of its management services and insisted that clients were advised to properly report all of their taxes.

Although he has a vested interest in this – an arm of CCCS also offers IVAs – he says that in the first half of this year only 2% of its clients were advised that an IVA was the best solution to their debt problems, and none has failed.

As a result, clients were advised not to alter diet in anyway, and this would have the benefit that any improvements would then be the result of the enzyme replacement therapy rather than the diet change.

Clients were advised to buy NRT with their own money after the use of this initial free supply as there was no reimbursement mechanism for NRT through the medical insurance provider.

They could require analysts to follow their own advice, buying a couple of weeks after they recommend a stock, and selling only after their clients are advised to get out.

Clients are advised to come to the office, an atmospheric 18th-century tavern the pair is slowly rehabilitating (excavating Revolutionary War era pennies, musket balls and "lots of bones and teeth" from the basement).

But Gaddis says clients are advised on how they should implement privacy policies, and other best practices, and emphasizes that it's about collecting anonymized data, not personal data.

But he argued that his client was advised to plead guilty in his initial trial because his lawyers were lead to believe by the judge that that was he only course of action which attract any leniency in sentencing.

The CCCS said the 9.8% of clients who were advised to go bankrupt had substantially higher unsecured debts – an average of £31,161 compared to the charity average of £23,007 – despite the majority of them earning less than the average of £1,514 a month earned by all clients.