Sentence examples for role of advising from inspiring English sources

Credit Suisse First Boston, for instance, resigned as a broker to Safeway in favor of the more lucrative role of advising Kohlberg Kravis.

On its face, it is surprising that the Office for Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance set up for Iraq would put a 32-year-old assistant law professor in the critical role of advising the Iraqis in writing their Constitution.

Denmark was the site of the formation of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) in 1902, and this body has a long-established role of advising governments on fisheries resources and marine pollution issues in the North and Baltic seas.

Beyond her own role of advising wealthy investors on charitable donations, Prabhu gives her son a small sum of money each year to give to a charity of his choice.

Investment banking changed dramatically during the 20-year period preceding the global financial crisis, as market forces pushed banks from their traditional low-risk role of advising and intermediating to a position of taking considerable risk for their own account and on behalf of clients.

Here's the thing: What I did not anticipate when I arrived at UCF as a new faculty member - later in life after a 20-year career as a practitioner in my field of journalism - was how gratifying and important the role of advising would play in my job.

Senate opponents, who have yet to hold hearings on the nomination, contended that Mr. Santiago would be the de facto head of the agency and accused the governor of trying to circumvent their role of advise and consent on appointments.

Guy Kawasaki, who held the chief evangelist title at Apple during late nineties, is joining Australian design startup Canva, making a comeback into the role after nearly two decades of advising entrepreneurs and founding Alltop in 2008.

Many in the NCAC survey who opposed required warnings questioned whether it was appropriately their role to advise college students of what could be "triggering".

Some other reasons included complex HMR processes, not prioritising medicines in their patient discussions, GP ownership of their role in advising on medicines, and perceived lack of evidence for the value of HMRs.

In order to correct for possible confounders, we also performed this univariate analysis for the demographic variables (e.g. age, gender, education, and type of replacement), hospital type, GPs' role in advising a choice of hospital, awareness of available information for comparing hospital performance, and previous treatment at the current hospital.