Sentence examples for point of advise from inspiring English sources

The point of advise and consent is to keep unqualified or ethically compromised people from being placed in positions of trust and authority.

Fierce-eyed, charismatic, gestural to a degree one wouldn't expect from a character who makes a point of advising the Players not to "saw the air".

Streep recounted how her grandmother was more concerned with who was elected to the local school board than who was in the oval office, so she always made a point of advising her husband on the people to vote for in school board elections.

At that point I advise networking in the community.

A starting point is the European Parliamentary Technology Assessment (EPTA), which lists the different country organizations in charge of advising European governments on science policy issues.

But, as Raz (1972), Kolodny and Wallace (2003) and others point out, the advising of the promisee of one's mere intention to do the promised act is insufficient ground for the sorts of expectations that are meant to attend promises.

Before you leave your starting point, advise a family member, friend or neighbor of your destination and judge the approximate duration of the trip.

At that point, Shaffer advises that mom become a friendly adviser, letting go of control and the need to "do" for the child or make decisions.

Rascoff: From a financial point of view, I'd advise this homeowner to rent out his home and try to sell it in two-to-three years.

For the past two months a man has been staring down from almost every purchasable vantage point in Sydney to advise of the 2014 De Rucci Australasian sleep festival.

At that point he/she is advised to make a 5-point day-curve.