Sentence examples for fresh advice from inspiring English sources
And Mr. Bush's close-knit team has served as a barrier to fresh advice.
But David Blunkett, as Home Secretary in 2001, asked the ACMD for fresh advice about cannabis, then a class B drug.
The move comes after ministers received fresh advice from the Cabinet Office's major projects authority, which assesses the value for money of major public spending schemes.
The president is studying how to maximize the power of the executive branch, advisers said, seeking insight from veterans of previous administrations and fresh advice from business leaders to guide the second half of his term.
In the news is the sudden collapse in safe-drinking limits – changed for the first time in 20 years in fresh advice issued by the UK's chief medical officers.
A drug safety update issued by the regulator offered fresh advice for health workers on the use of the chemical, including to use the minimum amount of solution and to frequently monitor youngsters treated with the antiseptic.
Its report, expected towards the end of May, is widely expected to dish out fresh Keynesian advice.
In a separate development, the Foreign Office issued fresh travel advice to Uganda warning of the death of a health worker from Marburg virus - a haemorrhagic fever with a high mortality rate.
He admitted he did not take fresh legal advice in 2009, and said he had not conducted a review of the original 2006 investigation, but had merely tried to establish whether action was needed in light of the Guardian revelations.
Ofcom noted that Murdoch gave evidence to the Leveson inquiry earlier this year that he immediately moved to get his house in order with three specific courses of action: an internal investigation; action against any employees involved in wrongdoing; and seeking fresh legal advice to get to the bottom of what was really going on.
