Sentence examples for offer technical advice from inspiring English sources

And on Friday, Google Creative Labs said it had agreed to offer technical advice and publicity.

Spokesmen for two major auto companies say they routinely offer technical advice to mobility dealers.

* Read the chat rooms and bulletin boards; many provide advice and alerts to scams or offer technical advice.

It can also offer technical advice to emerging democratic forces and insist on international monitoring of any elections.

China has invited four foreign flu experts to visit the country to "offer technical advice … to identify the source and mode of transmission of the H7N9 avian influenza".

The men were on a mission in Somalia to offer technical advice and work on "illicit money flows", the UN said.

Founded in 1927, the federation set up a research centre to develop new varieties and pest-control systems, offered technical advice and credit to the farmers, and worked to ensure quality.

Kubrick's scientific verisimilitude in 2001 came courtesy of his science consultants—including two former NASA scientists—and the more than sixty-five companies, research organizations, and government agencies that offered technical advice.

Berit Berger, the prosecutor who delivered the opening statement, described the steps the men had taken toward accomplishing those ends: Mr. Defreitas had conducted surveillance of the airport, Mr. Kadir had offered technical advice and both men had begun seeking assistance from militant groups in Trinidad and Iran.

Signal, on Monday afternoon, and Ensemble SurPlus, on Wednesday afternoon, gave uninterrupted concert readings of 14 works between them, though at the Signal performance, Mr. Lubman and some of the players commented on a few of the scores and offered technical advice.

Cynegeticus ("On Hunting") offers technical advice on hunting (on foot, with dogs and nets, the usual prey being a hare); Xenophon sees the pursuit as a pleasurable and divinely ordained means of promoting military, intellectual, and moral excellence (something neither sophists nor politicians can match).