Sentence examples for properly advised from inspiring English sources

That's a choice they may make with their eyes open, having been properly advised by lawyers.

Had she been properly advised, she could have accepted the one-bedroom flat and then applied for a transfer.

The suspects said they were not properly advised of their right against self-incrimination and were questioned without lawyers.

Mr. Cohn has argued that his client was not properly advised of his rights, and should not have been interrogated without a lawyer for 14 days in Kenya.

Mr. Kambanda said he wanted to retract his confession and plea agreement, saying he had not been properly advised by his lawyer.

The majority's premise was that, properly advised of his rights, a suspect could make a free and rational decision about whether to talk, and any confession would then be voluntarily given -- or at least, the law could so presume.

Moreover, many individuals benefit from therapies other than antihistamines, but only doctors can properly advise them.

The only way to know for sure how the business is doing, and properly advise the client, is to have clean records with accurate information".

"Against that background, there is no admissible evidence upon which" the Crown Prosecution Service "could properly advise the police to bring criminal charges," the statement said.

A number of other witnesses... either refused to co-operate with the police... or denied any knowledge of wrongdoing.... there is no admissible evidence upon which the CPS could properly advise the police to bring criminal charges".

In May a jury found Bear Stearns negligent for allowing a client, Henryk de Kwiatkowski, to invest millions in foreign currency future contracts without properly advising him of the high risk involved with the market, where he lost about $300 million.