Sentence examples for reflects advice from inspiring English sources

But on February 14th the government said that it had ordered the payment to be made.That decision reflects advice from many quarters, not all of them the obvious ones.

It reflects advice from an Institute of Medicine committee and long-running concerns that NIH's sprawling structure leads to the same research being done in more than one institute.

An NE spokesman said: "The change in wording reflects the advice from the IEP about the difficulty in obtaining accurate population estimates, which is why the programme is flexible and the numbers can be adjusted depending on the evidence on the ground".

The AA advice might better reflect the advice provided in health care today, rather than the advice to stay in bed that has been used in previous research.

The bank had kept the details of Wachtell's advice under wraps, and did not agree to send the investigators documents reflecting the advice until a few days ago, when it gave up its right to keep conversations between clients and their lawyers private.

Some steps that Ms. Brown followed reflect the advice of experts.

In explaining what his order meant, Leveson was merely reflecting the advice he had received from Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry.

Reflecting on advice he would give a young person considering entering politics, he said: "I'm not sure I could put my hand on my heart and say go for it – because it's a pretty tough, fierce media environment.

"The lawyers have signed off on the deal" or "the accountants are supporting our tax position" may seem reasonable, but it must accurately reflect professional advice that directors can rely on in good faith.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   When 'Expert Advice' Can Lead to Legal Trouble  |  "The lawyers have signed off on the deal" or "the accountants are supporting our tax position" may seem like a reasonable defense, but it must accurately reflect professional advice that directors can rely on in good faith, writes Michael W. Peregrine, a partner at the law firm McDermott Will & Emery.

As for Mr. Davis's speech, it clearly reflected the advice he has been receiving from former President Bill Clinton, who has urged him to put the recall in a larger context of aggressive Republican efforts to alter the course of elections.