Sentence examples for recent advisory from inspiring English sources

Louder, tenser confrontations led to the recent advisory, and an even greater uproar.

In Algeria, "U.S. citizens should not move anywhere in Algeria unless accompanied by a known Algerian citizen," the State Department said in a recent advisory.

Supporters said the bill was a needed corrective to a recent advisory ruling by the Campaign Finance Board, which led civic organizations to believe they would be hamstrung in discussing political matters with members.

In a recent advisory to citizens, the commission laid out its rules of decorum for future meetings: "Any person making impertinent or slanderous remarks or who becomes boisterous while addressing the commission shall be barred from further audience.

Mr. Shirky said he first became aware of the trend at a recent advisory board meeting at MeetUp, when executives reported that stay-at-home mothers composed the most active group on the Web site.

"Travel within Angola remains unsafe due to bandit attacks, undisciplined police and military personnel, sporadic high-intensity military actions in interior provinces, and unexploded land mines in rural areas," warns the most recent advisory, dated September.

"If you are in central and western Mindanao, you should leave immediately," states a recent travel advisory from the Australian government to its citizens.

In its most recent travel advisory, dated Aug. 1, the State Department notes that Americans have not been specifically targeted for violence here.

But at the recent F.D.A. advisory committee meeting, both said it would be prohibitively expensive to test whether their drugs could prevent hemolytic uremic syndrome.

A reporter asked about a recent travel advisory that the UK Foreign Office issued to its citizens, warning LGBT tourists of the dangers of visiting North Carolina and Mississippi after both introduced laws described by campaigners as "anti-gay".

His crusading for drug safety, and his recent informal advisory role to members of Congress on legislation to strengthen drug safety enforcement, have fostered speculation that Dr. Nissen, a Democrat who has worked with members from both parties, covets an official public platform.