Sentence examples for counsels that from inspiring English sources

Mueller was appointed under the far narrower Justice Department regulation for special counsels that replaced the independent counsel statute.

One of their number, Li Shaojun, bestowed on the Han emperor Wudi counsels that are a résumé of the spiritual preoccupations of the time.

See Microsoft Corp. v. C.I.R., 311 F.3d 1178, 1184 85 (9th Cir. 2002) ("The doctrine of noscitur a sociis counsels that words should be understood by the company they keep".).

"That's because there is an emerging consensus among our legal counsels that using VPNs for noncommercial functions could be construed as potentially violating China's rules and regulations," he said.

But Stephanie Leveene, an editor who rides the N, R, 4 and 5 trains, counsels that true opponents of pole-huggers must be willing to go the distance with them.

Decter counsels that "the experience that comes to Donald Rumsfeld most naturally is that of power and the things that go with it" -- yet, she cheerfully concludes, Rumsfeld's newfound glamour reflects "the vitality and the high humor that can be the rewards of a willingness, even an eagerness, to assume and embrace the burdens of responsibility".

Moreover, Guantánamo detainees receive legal counsel that is paid for by the U.S. government.

Start in the middle," her father advised, counsel that had little effect on a sunny, loquacious child.

Indonesia has only a tiny number of people trained to give the sort of psychological counselling that might help.

Although the constitution grants defendants a right to counsel, that right means little in practice until a formal indictment occurs.

"Whether they take my counsel, that's up to them.