Sentence examples for counsel if it from inspiring English sources

He is wise and experienced enough to offer counsel if it is sought.

We have asked Nonend's legal counsel if it plans to file suit against other P2P streaming companies as well.

As one character in the play wisely counsels, "If it be thus to dream, then let me sleep".

Godwin knew that the FBI's demand was a fraudulent prohibition of seal usage by its general counsel: "If I had sent a dreadfully earnest letter, they would have at best disagreed or, worse, sued me and the Wikimedia Foundation.

Never denying that he has been told much of how and where to go by great poets of the past, he also seems always to have known that their counsel -- if it is to be taken at all -- cannot be taken literally.

Henry Blaxland QC, the defence counsel, said: "If it is the case that HM government was actively involved in supporting armed resistance to the Assad regime at a time when the defendant was present in Syria and himself participating in such resistance it would be unconscionable to allow the prosecution to continue".

Should any information come to light, which may directly or indirectly benefit or harm the patient, the attending clinician or health care provider should be informed as soon as possible (e.g. if a baby is born with a hereditary or potentially preventable birth defect the mother may need counselling, or if it is noticed that a clinic is prescribing inappropriate medication to pregnant women).

In her book, Ms. Szymanski counsels parents that if it is not clearly stated how a certain list was compiled, "be suspicious".

Good counsel is valuable, even if it comes from someone who shares your last name.

The counsel to play as if it weren't a scorekeeping contest, and to bring one's most personal inspiration to the fore, is noble but difficult to follow.

"I was brought up in a time when if you had a difficulty like that, it was just good form to solve it and keep your own counsel, if you could," he said.