Sentence examples for informally advising from inspiring English sources

Politico.com's David Paul Kuhn reports that Ken Mehlman and Karl Rove, major former advisers to President Bush, are now "informally advising" Senator John McCain on his presidential campaign.

The suggestion to Mr. Rendell came from a longtime Bloomberg adviser, Bradley Tusk, even though Mr. Tusk is now informally advising Ms. Quinn.

The Wall Street Journal reported the same day that Kushner was likely to take an administration job "along the lines of senior adviser or special counsel," but was also considering informally advising the president.

Many schools also reported that they participated in setting their country's health strategies and policies, through participation on councils or committees (42%, n = 103), informally advising the government (37%), generating research to inform policies (31%), and submitting written recommendations (28%).

After informally advising the company for several years, General Clark became its chairman in April.

Such a committee is already informally advising Cardinal Egan, and will be expanded and made formal, Mr. Zwilling said.

At first viewed warily by the Clinton world, in recent months the upstart group has been endorsed or informally advised by a slew of Clinton loyalists, including James Carville and Craig Smith, both former political advisers to President Bill Clinton.

Mr. Goldman informally advised a company that was sued by Righthaven and settled out of court.

He has informally advised athletes on everything from housing choices to contract extensions.

He has regularly informally advised senior Tories both in his columns and more directly.

Cantu informally advised Ferrara during the helmet's development but has no financial relationship with the product.