Sentence examples for commitment to advise from inspiring English sources

What started in September as a 30-day commitment to advise Iraq's government became a six-month mission to provide advice and assistance.

And Hiddink has refused to advise because of his commitments to Russia.

Crosspoint's managing partner, Richard Shapero, said he had telephoned investors to advise them to defer fulfilling the commitments they made to the pool the firm is now raising.

"When picking banks to advise us on privatization deals, we consider their commitment to the market," said Maciej Wewior, a spokesman for the Treasury Ministry.

"The club wishes to advise that Mitchell Pearce has been stood down from all training commitments until the club concludes its internal investigation," the statement said.

She said their mandate is to "advise on various issues regarding sexual abuse of patients by regulated health professionals" and "modernize the province's ongoing commitment to zero tolerance of sexual abuse".

Ability to advise others.

This sense of urgency also helped galvanize the coalition around the goals that we agreed to at the recent NATO summit in Lisbon —- that we are moving toward a new phase in Afghanistan, a transition to full Afghan lead for security that will begin early next year and will conclude in 2014, even as NATO maintains a long-term commitment to training and advising Afghan forces.

His love and commitment to the students he advised and mentored are legendary.

"Though this incident is tragic and our first concern is for our comrades and their families, it doesn't affect our strong commitment to the mission of advising and assisting the Iraqi security forces as they continue to sacrifice each day for security and stability in their nation," said the senior military spokesman in Iraq, Brig.

"Her arrival to Bingham exemplifies our investment and commitment to building the strongest securities team and advising clients in the most complex matters, nationally and globally".