Sentence examples for major advice from inspiring English sources

The fact that major advice agencies like Shelter and CAB [Citizens Advice Bureau] are able to answer less than half of the vastly increased numbers of inquiries from people in desperate need shows the impact of the cuts, which Labour predicted during the passage of the Laspo [legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders] bill.

"I think our major advice is that people just need to do the sensible thing if they're going into the petrol station, they should get a full tank of petrol, not a half-tank of petrol, and they should top up where necessary".

Nancy Jacobson, a leading Democratic fundraiser and wife of Clinton-era pollster Mark Penn, launched "No Labels" last year with major advice coming from Mark McKinnon, who was media advisor to George W. Bush in 2000 and Sen. John McCain in 2008.

FS initiated the study and gave major advice for the design of the study and the methods used.

BML supervised the analysis and gave major advices about the methodology and interpretation of results.

Mildred Cohn Primakoff, a chemistry major, recalled advice from her department chairman.

"What Nixon is driving for has eluded many Presidents before him: to use his own staff strictly as an information-gathering device and leave [to] his Cabinet all the major policy advice".

7. Rumour has it that it was on Major's advice that one of Cameron's first actions as prime minister was to break with precedent and try to open up membership (and a chance to vote for the chairman and the executive) to MPs serving in government.

"Jonathan – who refuses to go to actual doctors, during actual GP hours, instead having all of his major medical advice over the past four years delivered to him on pre-recorded TV – is hoping an irritating anal issue that has confounded NHS Direct can be solved by the actual doctors.

Mr. Kotick, an art history major, took the advice.

Instead, it tapped all its major bookrunners for advice, and divided tasks among them.