Sentence examples for sufficient counsel from inspiring English sources

There needs to be sufficient counsel from developing countries themselves and they need to be involved in the planning process to ensure the content and the process of the legislation works seamlessly in their favour.

Fifty-four per cent of patients indicated that there was sufficient counselling, but further distinctions revealed dissatisfaction with both the extent and content of the counselling.

A study with women attending ANC services in Uganda shows how women living with HIV felt they did not receive sufficient counselling after HIV testing to address their fears and how to cope with a positive diagnosis [ 31].

"I'm somewhat concerned whether you have sufficient guidance from local counsel," the judge told Lohan's New York attorney after Heller filed a "bill of particulars --a motion not used in California criminal particulars --a

Nor need we decide whether de minimis questioning is sufficient, for defense counsel in this case tested Anita's testimony with the equivalent of significant cross-examination.

Rather they argue that when public officials violate constitutional rights by actions whose illegality is not readily noticeable by the litigants or their counsel, sufficient cause has been shown to warrant relief from application of the Rule.

Their impact was uncertain and they could also lack sufficient competence to counsel in delicate issues.

First, physicians responsible for monitoring and treatment of HIV patients do not have sufficient training to counsel their patients on the prevention of cervical cancer.

"The problem with this is … how does that change what we already know from years and years of PSA, age, family history, all the normal clinical things…?" Providers also indicated that they did not have sufficient time to counsel patients regarding the benefits and risks of genomic testing or interpret test results.

Building trust is therefore required; however, previous experience shows that this needs sufficient time for counselling and coaching (see Knuth et al. 2014 and Boockmann/Brändle 2015).

Fisher's exact test will be used to compare proportions of sufficient knowledge after counselling and at follow-up.