Sentence examples for counsel though from inspiring English sources
Her counsel, though, is entirely general: do your research; prove your worth.
It is kindly and sensible counsel, though it seems to leave room for error.
The accused shall have the assistance of counsel, though there shall be no restrictions on the counsel's right to undermine the case by appearing on "Nancy Grace".
"I think they have a deterrent effect," says Brad Smith, Microsoft's general counsel, "though nothing is a panacea".For spammers who get caught admittedly a tiny minority the consequences can be severe, far beyond the loss of a Hummer.
The counsel, though sound, only underscores an imbalance: in freelance projects, even more than in the normal workplace, the burden of time, effort, risk, and even method for resolving harassment rests on its victims.
Crowley is excited about the independent counsel, though.
She counsels, though, that the relative scheduling plenties of 2016 should not be seen as having achieved equality.
Hayes and Curran both attended Care First counselling, though they had not been diagnosed with PTSD at the time.
There is no talk of therapy or substance-abuse counselling, though Postlethwaite quietened down when he got together with Morrish.
Independent counsels, though appointed now by a panel of three federal judges, must still be called for by the attorney-general.
"The BBC should look hard at how it shares its internal expertise," Jones counsels, though perhaps he is underestimating the way internal competition drives people in large, near monolithic organisations such as the corporation.
