Sentence examples for counsel strongly from inspiring English sources

Payne v. Tennessee, 501 U.S. 808, 827 (1991), counsel strongly against reconsideration of our precedent.

Principles of federalism counsel strongly against interference by this court, or any federal court, in that process.

Many of these pieces were published in 1701, 1702, 1708; and the counsel strongly pressed the objection, as to these pieces.

Nothing on the record counsels strongly against jurisdiction based on considerations of any undue burden to Rosedale.

Only at the very end, Desai replied, had she decided on "The Inheritance of Loss" – despite being counselled strongly against it.

Last night however, Treasury sources were suggesting that Gordon Brown, the chancellor, was counselling strongly against the prime minister's bold move.

Participants in the meeting said Mr. Greenspan counseled strongly that more would be known in two weeks about the direction of the economy and that while the economy had suffered a huge disruption in terms of business and consumer confidence, it would take time to know how permanent it was.

Assad will probably refrain from using chemical weapons again and will be counseled strongly against doing so by Russia.

Most commentators were enthusiastic and viewed the research as very useful, but they counselled strongly against premature optimism and stressed that more research work was needed, and more time, before patients were likely to benefit.

And you are annoying, because, in spite of being ridiculous, and in the face of the wild public embarrassment you obviously cause, you still actually think that you can give advice and counsel - strongly suggest, or even command the 13-plus-year-old to do things.

"Men are counseled very strongly that child abuse is a heinous sin which will be swiftly dealt with, and it is". Elaine Jack, who as president of the women's organization, The Relief Society, is the church's highest-ranking woman, said most women in the church are happy with the status quo.