Sentence examples for counsel to keep from inspiring English sources
He repeatedly directed Gonzales, the White House counsel, to keep Bellinger, the N.S.C. lawyer, out of meetings about national-security issues.
With 160 new jobs at QB3 in the last 18 months, Crawford seconds the counsel to keep at it, focusing on the rewards rather than risks of working in the startup world.
They claim that he has the money to hire private counsel and they are willing to let him pay for private counsel — they're just not willing to necessarily allow private counsel to keep that money.
I shared my thoughts on Iraq's current affairs, however I found him more informed on what's happening on the ground in every detail -- I realized that he must have enjoyed the benefits of good counsel to keep him up-to-date on national and international issues.
But we have both made mistakes and I am desperate to get him into marriage counselling to keep our family together.
He had to attend counselling, to keep from losing his housing, but now everybody in the dorm thought he was some kind of major psycho.
It is easier to counsel others to keep a beard and to dress modestly than to counsel others on how to be a better human being.
But Rodgers' statements were made before seeing the FA's report outlining the reasons for the punishment and it may have been the wiser course to keep his counsel until then.
This last formulation seems to counsel states to keep their options open in their lawmaking.
Lyons renders a version of this criticism in terms of promises leveled at Rawls' version in Two Concepts of Rules (Lyons 1965: 182 195)—either rule utilitarians counsel us to keep promises where the outcome would be less than optimal or it claims that the rule of promise keeping admits of exceptions.
