Sentence examples for principle advice from inspiring English sources

Still, the Pentagon would be well advised to pay attention to — and adopt as a sound operating principle — advice recently offered by Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in an essay critical of government information strategies directed at the Muslim world.

Wong said she accepted the general principle that advice was not provided, but did not accept that it had never been provided.

Yet higher education remained largely untouched; only the Open University embraced the comprehensive principle, offering advice and guidance rather than requiring a prior level of academic attainment before degree study.

Ministers say some of the details in the register have already been published in impact assessments and that publishing the entire document would flout a fundamental principle that advice by officials given in confidence should be protected.

I always enter these discussions clear in my mind that any decisions on quotas, or days spent at sea, need to be based on three clear principles: scientific advice, fishing sustainability and the need for continued discard reduction.

For Buurtzorg, despite numerous inquiries, there is no interest in professionally consulting other organisations towards adopting self-organising principles (although advice is given freely, even to their direct competitors).

But regardless of the exact volume of water suggested, the principle behind the advice remains the same – taking extra water on board will keep your skin hydrated.

Although the ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable) principle is sound advice, there are clearly groups of cancer-sufferers such as those in children and young adults where the probability of inducing a second, radiation-associated cancer exceeds the benefits that can be accrued from the study.

Women tell me that the principles behind their advice are sound and helpful.

We have recently published the Principles of Scientific Advice to Government to govern the relationship between government and its advisers.

He added: "I always enter these discussions clear in my mind that any decisions on quotas, or days spent at sea, need to be based on three clear principles: following scientific advice, fishing sustainability and the need for continued discard reduction.