Sentence examples for long advisory from inspiring English sources

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists noted those limits in a long advisory to doctors and specified that the Women's Health Initiative findings applied only to the Prempro formulation.

The San Francisco and New York-based startup, which was co-founded by tech industry veteran and current Yahoo board chairman Maynard Webb and former Audium founder and Cisco executive Mike Bergelson, has built a tech-powered platform for matching "protégés" with the right mentors and shepherding them through a six-month-long advisory relationship.

Some protesters have urged that the fund focus exclusively on crisis-management, not long-term advisory and lending programs.

Indigenous Affairs included Nekaneet, another Saskatchewan reserve, on its list of successes, saying it ended one long-term advisory there.

The judiciary in democracies can play part of this role, as can long-running advisory bodies such as the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (U.K). or the German Advisory Council on Global Change (WBGU).

Mr. Rolando said it was too soon to say how long the new advisory team would work for the union or how much the project would cost.

For instance, where an issue is technically complex and protracted, governments have long turned to advisory panels or academies for structured advice.

This will not happen as long as fish advisories are considered an acceptable institutional control to protect humans from exposure to contaminants.

The report concedes that politicians may in the end reject the opinions of scientific advisers and long-established scientific advisory councils (SACs): "Scientific evidence is only one factor albeit a very important one in policy decisions".

But Indigenous Affairs included the First Nation on its list of success stories claiming it ended a long-term water advisory there in May, only to recommend a new one in September.

If it were not, it could have been changed to a purely advisory group long ago.