Sentence examples for frequent adviser from inspiring English sources

AOL Time Warner, too, recently retained its frequent adviser, Bear , Stearns and also hired Lehman Brothers.

"He's not giving up," said the Knicks veteran Malik Rose, who has been a frequent adviser to Curry.

The Salomon Smith Barney unit of Citigroup has been a frequent adviser in deals between utilities and power companies.

"When he is exposed to new facts, he can be enormously pragmatic," said Moon Chung In, a frequent adviser to the new leader.

A member of the board and a frequent adviser is Richard A. Hackborn, a retired Hewlett-Packard executive, who worked for the company for 33 years and built its printer business, the corporate crown jewel.

As Hillary has now acknowledged, James Blair was her frequent adviser, and even placed many of her trades for her with the broker they both used, Robert L. (Red) Bone, in the Springdale, Arkansas, office of REFCO, a Chicago-based brokerage chaired by the freewheeling commodities trader Thomas Dittmer.

In the past, presidents' meetings with outside economists have rarely been highly publicized or especially large; most conferences have been private and with a select group of frequent advisers.

He became a frequent visitor, adviser and helper of inmates at the Campsfield House immigration detention centre near Oxford.

"I think that bishops and chancery officials understand that they will no longer get a pass on these types of crimes," said Nicholas P. Cafardi, a professor of law at Duquesne University, a canon lawyer and frequent church adviser.

"I don't think the aid agency people are aware that what they see as the usual bureaucratic process can pose extraordinary difficulties for public companies," said John C. Coffee Jr., a Columbia University law professor and frequent S.E.C. adviser.

He, along with Isabelle Trowler, the government's chief social worker for children, and Alan Wood, a frequent government adviser, were the DfE's advisory panel overseeing the report's preparation.