Sentence examples for fellow advisers from inspiring English sources

Westreich and her fellow advisers function as the art world's glorified personal shoppers some are former auction-house specialists (or even museum curators) and they generally receive commissions on the value of artworks they buy for their clients at auction and elsewhere, unless they're on long-term and lucrative retainer.

Margaret Mountford, who was his fellow adviser when the show began, stepped down in 2009 to be replaced by Baroness Brady.

The two committees of MPs were scathing in their assessment of the roles played by Grant Thornton and fellow adviser Olswang, a legal firm.

Labour called for a formal investigation into claims in the Observer linking him and fellow adviser Henry de Zoete to the @toryeducation Twitter feed which had attacked the paper's political editor Toby Helm as a "Labour stooge".

On advice from Gershon and fellow adviser Dr Martin Read, the Tories have outlined five key areas for cost savings, which includes the halting of IT projects and cancelling any underperforming contracts even if they are underway.

Shi Dingguo, a fellow-adviser and the former deputy head of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Beijing Language and Culture University, denigrated her proposals.

Still, others say Mr. Summers too often is dismissive of fellow economic advisers, other than Mr. Geithner, although he gets a bum rap for supposedly freezing Mr. Volcker out of major decisions.

In one version of the oral history, Andriamampandry and his fellow royal advisers were concerned that the king's imprisonment had weakened his authority and could lead the population to revolt against him.

Balls, even more than fellow economic adviser Miliband, was the man Brown relied on.

She is also a RICS fellow, training adviser and acting director for RICS Wales.

In the 1990s she was a distinguished fellow and adviser at the Centre for Gender in Organisations at the Simmons Graduate School of Management in Boston.