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Another leading advisory service, Glass Lewis, also recommended voting against the remuneration report.

Mr. Robertson explained, "The consistent position of our committee and the leading advisory bodies is that embryos should be given a special respect".

Since Election Day, Mr. Cheney has assumed the kind of leading advisory role for Mr. Bush that many Republican officials had always cited as the reason Mr. Cheney was picked as the Republican vice-presidential nominee.

The National Academies, the country's leading advisory group on science and technology, warned in 2005 that unless the United States improved the quality of math and science education, at all levels, it would continue to lose economic ground to foreign competitors.

Digi-Capital, the leading advisory firm for AR/VR, forecasts mobile AR to be just as big.

In the years since the war's messy end, the most hawkish promoters have maintained enormous sway within the Republican Party, holding leading advisory posts in both the McCain and Romney presidential campaigns as their counterparts in the "realist" wing of the party, epitomized by Mr. Powell, gravitated toward Barack Obama.

"This is a leading independent advisory firm and I look forward to advising clients as a member of this talented team".

The secretive work won rare public praise in a June 2002 report ("Making the Nation Safer") from the National Research Council of the National Academies, the country's leading scientific advisory group.

All this, of course, contradicts all the leading health advisory bodies in the world, including the World Health Organisation, American Dietetic Association and the British Medical Association.

Sajid Javid, who is leading an advisory group to support the project, said: "My parents were born in British India with first-hand experience of partition.

"There are still a lot of scams out there, and unfortunately, making a difference in one child's life is not usually this easy," said Trevor Neilson, president of the Global Philanthropy Group, a leading charitable advisory organization.