Sentence examples for counselled from inspiring English sources

Southwood also said Wyvil counselled Lawrie to make "deliberately and knowingly false" statements.

He confirmed that Ramelli and Marzullo had left to work in Syria without notifying the Italian authorities, who would have counselled against their trip.

The Justice Centre counselled both states in 2007.

"Regarding the psychosis that there aren't dollars and that you have to go to illegal markets to get them, it must be said: society needs to calm itself," counselled Emmanuel Álvarez Agis, Argentina's vice-minister for the economy, in one interview.

And, despite the excesses of their fanatical fringes, many NU and Muhammaddiyah leaders have also counselled moderation and restraint.

First, that the dossier about Iraq's weaponry, published in September 2002 as part of the argument for (at that stage) threatening Saddam Hussein with war, was assembled carefully, under the control of John Scarlett, a senior spy who headed the inter-departmental Joint Intelligence Committee, and that many voices counselled that its tone should be sober and its words moderate.

After two independent parliamentarians counselled Mr Slipper to step down, he declared his resignation "in the interests of the parliament".