Sentence examples for could have advised from inspiring English sources

This week, the European Commission could have advised that they get the formal go-ahead.

Still, they could have advised their clients more impartially, and kept down the churning.Where else can Mrs Watanabe put her money?

Goldstein's achievement is quite different: it offers insight into how Bundy, a man of surpassing skill and reputation, could have advised two presidents so badly.

Colin Montgomerie, now Poulter's Ryder Cup captain of course, responded to rumours that Faldo could have advised Poulter that he was pencilled in for one of his wild cards by talking of Poulter having a "hot-line" to the captain.

Perhaps if a faculty ethics committee had been informed about Mr. Sandusky in 2002, one of us could have advised administrators to inquire more aggressively into the case instead of circling the football program's wagons.

We could have advised the BPA of using other forms of lobbying, which probably would not have had so much media attention, but would have been far more effective.

"I don't see why he couldn't have advised us".

Could any of them have advised our commander-in-chief to do this?

It would be surprising if a man as careful of words as the President could be proved to have advised Monica Lewinsky, directly, to lie.

Referring to the fact that material in some of the newly released documents was blacked out, apparently because of concerns that it might give rise to lawsuits, Mr. Whittingdale added: "The fact that so much of the evidence can't be published, because we are told the lawyers have advised it could be defamatory, in a sense tells its own story".

Now, his application goes to Citizenship and Immigration Services for final review, although lawyers have advised that could take another three or four years.