Sentence examples for on whose advice from inspiring English sources

Charles, deeply perturbed at his second defeat, convened a council of peers on whose advice he summoned another Parliament, the Long Parliament, which met at Westminster in November 1640.

Like Mr Wahid, she has espoused few economic ideas of her own, and would have to do a lot of negotiating; her chances would hinge largely on whose advice she chose to take.

In terms of whose advice farmers would be most likely to take on biosecurity issues, the distribution appeared quite similar.

But relying on the consensus of the market is almost certainly better than relying on Standard & Poor's, whose advice has more often than not led investors toward the losing side of bets.

Already Rush Limbaugh has hinted darkly at the creation of a reactionary third party should Romney lose (as if somehow his losing could be laid on the centrists whose advice Romney has almost uniformly ignored).

This week Barnes & Noble is hoping to win the backing of Institutional Shareholder Services, an influential company whose advice on proxy fights is closely followed by corporate investors.

The Web site was developed by iostudio with help  from Fortune 500 human resources managers, whose advice on translating descriptions of military work and training into business-friendly, résumé-ready language was crucial.

"The president is now capable of treating the man responsible for the massacres at Shatila and Sabra as a decent human being, whose advice on how to deal with the problems of Israel is worth not only listening to, but also taking".