Sentence examples for powerful advisory from inspiring English sources

Osborne says the Bank has a powerful advisory role.

Mr. Keller was also given a powerful advisory role in selecting the other restaurants in the project, and he used it to lobby for Mr. Takayama.

Corporate boards have removed many of their defenses, like poison pills, in the last several years as part of efforts to be more open and democratic, under pressure from shareholders and powerful advisory firms like Institutional Shareholder Services.

The FA Council needs to change too and become a powerful advisory board with representation from a wide range of football stakeholders and most importantly to include supporters, without whom the game is nothing".

PAGE A12 F.D.A. Ethics Guidelines The Food and Drug Administration will announce an effort to write guidelines detailing the kind of industry ties that will be permitted for the experts who serve on the administration's powerful advisory boards.

Most legislation was drafted and passed by a popular assembly known as the Comitia Tributa, while the Senate acted as a powerful advisory council which often made it very difficult to pass new laws and reforms.

I would also suggest that President Obama form an all-powerful advisory committee of key players like farmers, ranchers, chefs, herbalists, ethnobotanists and food, garden and nutrition educators to help him and the secretary of agriculture in matters of food, agriculture and health.

The powerful Ofsted advisory board has seven members, just one of whom is a woman.

Elizabeth McCaul, the lead New York partner of a powerful American advisory firm called Promontory Financial Group, was no stranger to making hard pitches.

Companies still rely heavily on it and so do the powerful proxy advisory services that suggest how shareholders should vote on pay practices and director elections.

Barnes & Noble sustained a setback on Monday when a powerful proxy advisory company endorsed directors proposed by the billionaire investor Ronald W. Burkle over the company's own slate, which included its chairman, Leonard S. Riggio.