Sentence examples for need to advised from inspiring English sources
"Don't order the whip soup unless you really need to", advised Chee Pheng.
They need to advise MPs better about what is required.
"I need to advise my clients of this".
During the boom years, there was little need to advise borrowers or restructure loans.
She told Mr. Thurm, "You need to advise Mr. Piano that he's designing a landmark".
There are 12 wheelchair accessible spaces; you need to advise the box office when booking if you need one.
"We need to advise women, as midwives often do, to avoid buying over the counter medication for pain relief.
"At this point, we're trying to get all the information we need to advise taxpayers," said Ellen Schneider, a spokeswoman for the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
Under an obscure law that goes back to the turn of the 20th century, Mr. Lawsky's office controls access to documents that consultants need to advise a bank.
The new bank will contact your old bank and arrange for your direct debits to be switched across – you'll need to advise your employer and anyone else that pays you of your new sort code and account number.
"While the National Counterintelligence and Security Center shouldn't need to advise agencies on how to improve their IT security," he wrote, "it must identify vulnerabilities so that the relevant agencies can take the necessary steps to secure their data".
