Sentence examples for means advice from inspiring English sources

The slump in the journalism jobs market means advice is more welcome than ever.

Secret means advice given and received secretly, otherwise "intelligence" is just another competing input to policy, its content inevitably leaking into the public domain.

I look at The Wine Spectator blogs and the blog of our merchant, Kermit Lynch, in the U.S. I also follow l'Avis du Vin, which means "Advice on Wine," in Le Figaro.

"That means advice on everything from property management, yacht brokerage and private jets, to building an art collection or purveying a wine cellar with all the top vintages from Bordeaux and Burgundy," said Thibault de Saint-Vincent, 51, founder of Barnes International, who launched the company with his British wife Heidi Barnes in 1995.

That could mean advice around anything like brand positioning, PR, building out an engineering team or helping to recruit and interview new hires".

This means no advice is received and the individual has full responsibility for managing their money.

This means careers advice in all schools of the kind currently being given in the private sector".

However, I do enjoy the application of policies where it means providing advice and support to managers and individuals.

The commission has a privileged "A" status with the United Nations, which means its advice carries significant weight when criticising the government and institutions.

You no longer need to be a lawyer to own a law firm, which means legal advice has become an exciting new commodity for big-brand employers.

By "relevant agency" it may be assumed that the department means impartial advice on termination - but even couched in such language the recommendation attracted howls of protest from the pro-life lobby.