Sentence examples for discreet advice from inspiring English sources

Scottish Nationalist strategists have taken discreet advice from veterans of the 1995 Quebec campaign.

That does not mean they will be conducting any negotiations, but merely offering discreet advice behind the scenes.

All NUJ branches have a welfare officer who should be in a position to provide discreet advice and help.

Tim Dawson, president of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ), said: "My anecdotal experience is that a considerable proportion of freelancers suffer some kind of mental or psychological issues All NUJ branches have a welfare officer who should be in a position to provide discreet advice and help.

Case workers from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants were also concerned about the hotline, and fact that it was not possible for applicants to get discreet, anonymous advice.

Jeff Horwitz – You can't get more "white shoe" for this low-key New York lawyer who titans of industry and business interests flock to at blue chip Proskauer Rose (founded by Gov. Al Smith's top political operative and fixer) for highly regarded and most discreet legal advice.

And Marshall was of course discreet about what advice he gave the president.

Iran does not wish to get directly involved in the fighting (and does not see a need at this stage, so to do), but rather will seek to continue to provide Iraq with discreet support and advice.

Discreet bankers who give advice to corporate clients and help them raise capital — once a major source of earnings for Goldman — have been eclipsed, these people said.

Discreet bankers who give advice to corporate clients and help them raise capital — once a major source of earnings for Goldman — have been eclipsed, these people said.

He said: "From our combined experience, Coulson Chappell can offer a unique perspective to clients looking for clear, discreet and effective strategic advice".