Sentence examples for high-level advice from inspiring English sources

Johnson, who was out campaigning with Tory leader David Cameron earlier in the day, confided that he had received "high-level advice" while at No 10 that "Mumsnet was the toughest assignment a politician could face".

Cameron's business advisory group was described as a "small group of business leaders from sectors of strategic importance to the UK that provides regular, high-level advice to the prime minister".

The position of chief scientist provides high-level advice to the prime minister and other ministers on science, technology and innovation, while publicly championing research and evidence-based decision making.

Mr. Paul said: "I'm taking this step because there is a need for truly independent, high-level advice in media — someone who doesn't arrive into a deal with only an armful of financial engineering products to sell".

It would have been more difficult for Schwartzel to have access to all this high-level advice and counsel had it not been for his manager, Andrew Chandler, who goes by the colorful nickname Chubby.

The theory has it that GM would like to soften up the UAW ahead of contract negotiations that may determine its future viability.The UAW is apparently receiving high-level advice on strategy from the Union of Steel Workers.

H.E. Mr. Jorge E. Vargas, former Planning and Investment Minister of Colombia, also presented at the Consultation and provided high-level advices and recommendations for integrating children's issues in the SEDP.

"He is someone who can provide high level advice and guidance to the secretary of state.

Existing computer tools for ergonomic design are unable to assist designers with higher level advice within design processes.

She said the Postal Service was trying to line up "high-level expert advice for postal workers" before making the vaccine available.

Clegg said the inquiry must be given access to high-level legal advice, in particular a counsel to assist them in cross-questioning witnesses.