Sentence examples for demands advice from inspiring English sources

The rule would require financial advisers who don't already do so to adhere to a standard that demands advice in the best interest of their client.

Don't just take advice, demand advice.

Founded in May 2010 by Harvard Business School grads Fredrik Marø, Marc Weiner, Dan Levy, and Wharton grad Christine Apold, Evisors offers on-demand advice, allowing consumers to go beyond their own personal and professional networks to search its database of experienced experts to directly schedule consultations.

He cuts off one liberal advocate who is trying to describe the human costs of the crisis and demands practical advice instead.

Civil servants must be given unambiguous guidance on how to handle competing demands for advice coming at them from Conservative and Liberal Democrat ministers, according to the Institute for Government.

"There's still lots of demand for people to issue equity; there's still lots of demand for advice on mergers".

In some departments ministers were demanding "exclusive" advice.

However, with demand for advice growing, and funds being cut, the most needy clients will inevitably miss out on specialised guidance.

Globalisation creates demand for advice from both western multinationals, which want to get into emerging markets, and emerging-market multinationals, which want to fight off these new competitors and perhaps expand into western markets.

Ms Guy said: "Demand for advice is higher than ever and with welfare reform underway, we expect to see an unprecedented rise in the number of people turning to Citizens Advice for support".

The legal general council for NSW Health has written to BOC Limited demanding urgent advice on how the error occurred and if there are systemic issues at other hospital sites serviced by BOC.