Sentence examples for provision of advisory from inspiring English sources

Another paragraph says: "Barclays and Qatar Holding have entered into an agreement for the provision of advisory services by Qatar Holding to Barclays in the Middle East".

Much of the focus appears to be on information provided in the June 2008 fundraising that describes "an agreement for provision of advisory services" by Qatar to Barclays in the Middle East.

It is understood that the key paragraphs being scrutinised by the FSA were in documents linked to the June 2008 fundraising, which cited "an agreement for provision of advisory services" by Qatar Investment Authority to Barclays in the Middle East and "to have agreed to explore opportunities for a co-operative business relationship" with Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.

A further option would be improved provision of advisory support [27].

It resulted also from the fact that the contract signed with a major consulting firm to help the internal project team in the implementation of the software package was not for the provision of any specific deliverables, but only for the provision of advisory services as and when considered appropriate.

*Update, 4 March , 11 00a.m.: This story has been updated to include the White House's veto threat, and to clarify a bill provision on academic members of advisory panels.

The Investment Management segment deals with the provision of investment and wealth advisory services.

M.G. has received honoraria for participation as a consultant, member of advisory boards and provision of continuing education, and has been an investigator in clinical trials for Bristol-Myers Squibb, Gilead Sciences, ViiV Healthcare, Pfizer, Abbot, AstraZeneca and Janssen.

A.R. has received honoraria for participation as a consultant, member of advisory boards and provision of continuing education, and has been an investigator in clinical trials for Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck, Gilead Sciences, ViiV Healthcare, Pfizer, Abbott and Janssen.

Suggestions included increasing speed of dissemination of advisory committees decisions and provision of committee members credentials, as well as increased involvement of physicians from various disciplines in committees' decision-making process.

Your editorial about the disastrous power failure of last August ("Origins of a Blackout," Nov. 20) points out that "the rules now in place" -- ensuring reliability in the provision of electrical energy -- "are advisory, and failure to observe them carries no penalty".