Sentence examples for considering advising from inspiring English sources

Dorinda C. Bordlee, a special assistant attorney general in Louisiana who has defended the state's 1997 "partial birth" ban, said she was considering advising the Louisiana legislature to amend its law to define the mother's health strictly as "significant long-term physical risks".

But most faculty members do not consider advising as important as teaching and research.

Mr. Diaz said he would consider advising Hispanic voters to sit out the primary election.

The researchers said doctors should consider advising parents of children with lung problems to avoid living in high-pollution areas if possible, or to limit their exposure.

Though we seriously considered advising GE to spin-off its transportation business, we decided not to go in that direction due to a lack of sufficient public data.

He asked Fisher to consider advising the bond-rating agencies against an immediate downgrade of Enron's debt.

"The SAG must make clear that in the event of future disorder, it would seriously consider advising the certifying authority to take forward this sanction.

Tough considers advising and acting only with consent to be a more likely choice than the forceful option.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she would "consider" advising the Scottish Parliament to try to use its power to prevent Britain from leaving the EU.

"For fish in the reservoir, I think we would generally expect levels to rise high enough that we would consider advising people not to eat fish that often," Nalcor's Gilbert Bennett said.

He considered advising Howard to retire or at least work less, but Howard had told Bill he was determined to focus on the film's premiere, and on his next two movies, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin.