Sentence examples similar to expressed advice from inspiring English sources

In that way, Afssaps and Europharmat association expressed advices towards IMD manufacturers regarding harmonization of the present coding systems.

Another offered this suggestion: "Design your house right have a table in the kitchen where your kids can do homework while your husband cooks and you drink a glass of red wine". Though expressed as advice, this is clearly her very personal, concrete image of what success at home looks like.

The burden of choosing a particular course of treatment was noted by many participants, who expressed ambivalence advice they had received from the medical community.

The most direct way in which parents shaped their children's sexual behaviour was through their own sexual values and expectations for their children, expressed through advice and rules, material support and intentional or unintentional role-modelling.

This, it now transpires, was authorised personally by ministers – Matthew Hancock and Oliver Letwin – against the express advice of senior civil servants.

But the FRU recruited its own operatives, infiltrating the UDA against the express advice of the RUC and MI5.

His disastrous decision to bowl first at Edgbaston that year against the express advice of Warne was always a tension.

Did he go against the express advice of Russian hoteliers and splash the extremely dangerous water over himself?

I am sure that the military will want to thank him for his advice, similar to the thanks that educators express for advice from people who have never taught.

But as the Afghanistan assessment moves from a broad strategy review to a detailed and potentially contentious debate on how exactly to proceed, the two secretaries are expected to carry great weight as they begin to express specific advice.

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