Sentence examples for offered counsel on from inspiring English sources

In her column published yesterday, Dear Abby offered counsel on how to deal with a mean-spirited 75-year-old grandmother: "Verbal abuse often leaves scars on those at whom it is aimed, and no one can be blamed for wanting distance from a person who is deliberately hurtful".

Part of the problem is that viewers who have been watching for three long series now (who will soon be offered counselling on the NHS, or at least they should be) know and trust their favourite characters.

Most patients reported having been offered counselling on how to manage their hypertension by their physicians.

In practice, most obstetricians (11 out of 15) said they offered counselling on all options available to women with unwanted pregnancy to enable them to make an informed choice as required by the standards and protocols.

If you go ahead and do this thing [abortion] you are using one sin to cover another sin …" Obstetrician 5, age 38 Of the midwives, 13 out of the 14 said they would offer counselling for women seeking terminations (the 14th said she would refer to a doctor without counselling); however, only four said they offered counselling on all the options.

"Blackstone is one of a number of financial advisers Xerox has hired to offer counsel on its turnaround plan".

In an e-mail, Sejnowski explained that he offers counsel on "advanced signal processing and machine-learning techniques that can help improve the analysis of the data and the accuracy of the performance".

Bob Shrum: "A foreign-policy adviser may offer counsel on the best approach to dealing with Iran; a strategist may respond that the recommended course is likely to make it hard to get elected".

On February 24th the PSB invited one social-media starlet to a party meeting to discuss the lack of public spaces for teenagers to congregate.The social networks offer counsel on how to "do an Obama", in the words of Emmanuel Evita of Twitter, referring to Barack Obama's astute use of social media in the 2008 presidential race in the United States.

---Lest one need the reminder but May 11 Forbes' "It"s still Good to be Rich" acknowledges that "It's tough out there when everybody hates you" but proceeds to offer counsel on staying flush.

It snapped up an additional 12percentt stake one year ago and it is said to have offered counsel to Snap CEO Evan Spiegel on product strategy.