Sentence examples for strict counselling from inspiring English sources
After completing a strict counselling and mortuary clean-up duty programme, Lohan no longer has to report to a judge, but faces jail time if she is charged with another crime.
These limitations notwithstanding, the results of this study are strongly suggestive of the larger benefit of including strict standardized counselling guidelines and establishing a multi-faceted paradigm of medical care that is prevalent in the public and public-private HIV care facilities established under the National AIDS Control Program in India.
Using strict algorithms for counselling also implies a strong reliance on job aides and standardized messages.
As Yale's chief rabbi since 1981, Rabbi Ponet has led a very public journey, from strict observance — which counseled against intermarriages — to a more open liberalism that can permit them.
Many of the counsellors were uncomfortable with the strict confidentiality rules of counselling.
Should he gain entry, I'd counsel a strict no-tongues policy.
To pre-empt Republican charges that Mr. Dean had been sprung on them, Mr. Dash scheduled a special Saturday session at which Mr. Thompson could question the former counsel in strict confidence.
President Clinton has agreed to submit his future endeavours to strict ethics reviews by the White House counsel and the State Department's ethics office.
As the Wall Street Journal reported this morning, President Clinton has agreed to submit his future endeavours to strict ethics reviews by the White House counsel and the State Department's ethics office.
Bob Slaughter, general counsel for the National Petrochemical Refiners Associationn, said the strict interpretation of the rule served as "an additional burden on the industry that prevents us from going forward with different things".
But General Electric's counsel, Scott Gilbert, said his company instituted a strict compliance program five years ago, after reports that its refrigerators were being used in money-laundering operations.
