Sentence examples for legally advised from inspiring English sources

"They will be legally advised to make no comment.

The Guardian has been legally advised to make it clear that this is not, in any sense, real legal advice.

Several participants said they were legally advised not to speak about Bridgestone/Firestone and even to delete the term "tread separation" from presentations.

Clark, 60, who has been legally advised not to make any further statements before he gives evidence on Tuesday, will be immediately followed by Rob Whiteman, the UK Border Agency's chief executive.

Previous cases have shown it is possible to be self-employed and classified as a worker, but Deliveroo's director, David Scott, told the CAC that he had been legally advised that you could not.

He added that "until such time as the review is finalised I am legally advised that it would be inappropriate for me to comment further".

He now works as a scout for Boras, based outside San Diego, and he had come to Newport to help man the phones for the 2007 draft, in which Boras was representing — or, rather, legally advising — seven of Baseball America's twenty top-rated prospects.

Furthermore, all sick-listed employees should have an occupational physician who should legally advise them about return-to-work.

"We need this discussion about how far we have to go, and how far we can go legally," said Guido Steinberg, who advised the previous chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, on terrorism issues.

"I cannot support a proposal I think is not proven to be in the best long term interests of the club and has been advised against legally.

Trial judges are legally constrained to advise juries with rigorous impartiality.