Sentence examples for counsel provided from inspiring English sources

Ms. Santiago fought back with the help of legal counsel provided by Children's Aid.

His wisdom, humanity and wise counsel provided all of us with a clear path to pursue our goals.

When the government sought to rid itself of workers suspected of subversive political associations, Mr. vom Baur arranged for them to have free legal counsel provided by the American and District of Columbia Bar associations.

None of this suggests that Mr. Obama is trigger-happy or that, when considering the use of force, he is more likely to trust his gut than counsel provided during structured, often lengthy, deliberations with his National Security Council and other advisers.

It is a strategy that comports with the best information and counsel provided by the World Health Organization, the leading source of expert knowledge on the topic.

However, the court found that this provision only means that an accused is entitled to counsel paid for by themselves or someone else, and not counsel provided by the state.

Typically, a White House counsel provides ethics advice to the president, reviews pardons and bills and researches the background of federal appointees.

"I have learned not to rely on any assurance Argentina's counsel provides to our courts," Brodsky said.

The letter agreement between Papadopoulos and the Special Counsel provides for an estimated sentencing guideline of "zero months to six months' imprisonment".

Respondents embraced the notion of task sharing, indicating that counselling provided by general health care providers either individually or in groups could be helpful.

Although lack of counselling skills could be another explanation for the observed limited amount of counselling provided in control units, this is unlikely given that providers were able to effectively counsel women on VCT and PMTCT.