Sentence examples for counsel why from inspiring English sources

"A partner will say to a client: 'Well, we have X senator who is of counsel, why don't we discuss this with him?

Asked by his defence counsel why he thought he was entitled to the full sum, he said: "The £30-£40 a day that was then available on the daily allowance was very little".

On his blog, Eugene Volokh, a First Amendment scholar at U.C.L.A., counseled why Ms. Wallace's video is "clearly constitutionally protected," no matter how obnoxious.

2. As a class, read and discuss the article "When Teenagers Abuse Prescription Drugs, the Fault May Be the Doctor's" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20051227tuesday.html), focusing on the following questions: a. Whom does Dr. Howard Markel counsel and why? b.

"Maybe it would help if you looked at it from Debra's perspective," the family priest tells Ray when he seeks counsel on why Debra insists on cuddling with him while he sleeps.

He promptly spoke to the Nominations Committee and asked them to counsel Pai why it isn't such a good idea.

Everything is in order, from stress-busting massage at the desk to on-site counselling, so why not pick a mate there too?

Even though she tested negative, the couple received more counselling about why their behaviour was risky to both mother and child.

Caretakers were first counseled on why it was important to talk openly with their children about HIV, why their active participation was important for the child, how the child might react, and how they should respond to questions.

"Some children have to work hard at home, and we can contact the members of the PTA so they can talk to parents and give them counselling about why their children should be at school".

Pressed by leading counsel Robert Jay QC over why a "mythology" had built up around him over use of the "dark arts", he insisted he "hated" that type of politics.