Sentence examples for counsel more from inspiring English sources

If LaMacchia cannot afford capable defense counsel, more than his interests will suffer.

Nowhere is the right to counsel more important than when children are charged with committing acts of delinquency or criminal conduct.

After serving as the C.I.A.'s deputy general counsel or acting general counsel for the entire Bush administration, he was nominated as general counsel more than a year ago.

After a search in which a number of other figures from Wall Street, academia and business took themselves out of the running, the White House settled on Mr. Pitt, 56, a Republican who served as the agency's general counsel more than 20 years ago under President Jimmy Carter.

The view that it was impossible to wipe out the Chinese nuclear capability -- and unwise to attempt it -- prevailed until Oct. 14, 1964, when the Chinese first tested a nuclear device, alarming President Johnson's administration and prompting some officials to counsel more direct action.

"I seek her counsel more as I grow older," says Kiran. "The writing life has exacted a growing toll.

Arianna Huffington counsels more sleep.

For a time, he counselled more than a thousand couples a year.

I wish that there had been counselling, more information around having a difficult birth.

In about five years, the program has counseled more than 850 students and conducted about 300 training groups, Ms. Violante Cote said.

He has counselled more than a hundred youths who are on public registries, some as young as nine.