Sentence examples for having counselled from inspiring English sources

One of Hasan's cousins, Nader Hasan, told reporters he had been dreading going to war, having counselled scores of returning soldiers for post-traumatic stress disorder.

"To bring a human subject into a psychological storm of this type without preparing him for what might happen, and at the end of his experience to release him to his own devices without having counselled him of the strengths and weaknesses of what did happen, shows a complete disregard of the value of that person," he had said.

I'm still having counselling eight years on".

Steinberg is not a Clinton loyalist -- like, say, Richard Holbrooke -- having counseled Obama during the primary.

Mary Portas, the government's shopping tsar, has counselled various reforms.

Her other lawyers had counselled her not to testify.

"In the last month, we've counselled over 2,000 migrants.

This is a man who has counselled biracial couples to get married in his own church.

The company has said it has counselled, disciplined and moved some staff for inappropriate behaviour.

Had they been present, they, too, would have counselled extreme caution and an emphasis on diplomacy.

Which would be why philosophers and religious thinkers throughout the ages have counselled against gossip.