Sentence examples for establishment advice from inspiring English sources

It encourages parents to delay or avoid inoculating their children on safety grounds, defying medical establishment advice that vaccines are safe and effective.

And contrary to the Establishment's advice, we're not hiding it from the media or the American people, or from you.

He fired, retired, or demoted the senior conservative economic advisers to the govt. &, bypassing almost all of Moscow's advice establishment, recruited a Brain Trust from an economic-research establishment in Novosibirsk, an industrial city in Siberia.

Zimbabwe's hopes for a return to the international fold have suffered a setback after the cricket establishment followed government advice not to travel there.

She seemed in thrall to the malevolently change-resistant educational establishment, gullibly accepting whatever advice it and her officials gave her.

"Most of us have witnessed the medical establishment provide the same advice over and over again to kids who are overweight — they just need to diet and play more outside," said Dr. Thomas Inge, a professor of surgery and pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati, who is participating in a National Institutes of Health study of weight-loss surgery on teenagers.

Now imagine that the owner of this old-fashioned establishment asked you for advice.

The supplementary components include: the timing and contents of the lessons; agendas for the teachers' meetings; the contents of the initial teacher-training workshop; the contents of the parental meetings; and the establishment of a professional advice network for parents and teachers who decide to quit smoking during the study.

I travelled to Greasby's; a worn-down, almost century-old establishment in Tooting, with this advice still ringing in my ears.

But the first President Bush pardoned the major malefactors, and when the White House finally changed hands the political and media establishment gave Bill Clinton the same advice it's giving Mr. Obama: let sleeping scandals lie.

The authors are grateful to the Director and Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew for permission to carry out fieldwork in the Gardens, and to Colin Bowlt for his help and advice with the establishment of the transect.