Sentence examples for taking expert from inspiring English sources

After taking expert advice, Cassidy - senior partner of City law firm Maxwell Batley and now a non-executive director of British Land - says the loophole can still legally be blocked.

After taking expert advice, it ruled that the IAAF had failed to take into account the disadvantages Pistorius experienced in running with blades, which broadly balanced out any benefit.

He is conducting a secret boycott of Lili, though he continues to talk to her, to have sex with her, to let her feed him and discreetly sympathize with him, to observe her taking expert loving care of his brother and his brother's family.

After taking expert evidence, and reviewing three published papers on accumulated data obtained from the app, the regulator deemed the combination of the two claims to be misleading.

"They'd be taking experts in apprehending criminals and using them to trace civil violations," said Roxana Bacon, an immigration lawyer in Phoenix.

To improve conventional HSE performance evaluation, where weighted average method was used, a Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation (FCE) method is used in this study by taking experts' weights into account.

"Instead of taking experts out to those inaccessible places, we want to be able to bring those areas to the experts".

They do not seek, or take, expert advice.

And it takes expert writerly effort to toss each little thunderbolt with such seeming ease.

Define the relationship between board and executives: seek and take expert advice and capture decisions accurately.

"It's easy to say you took expert advice," saying the rationale is similar to the adage "Nobody got fired for hiring I.B.M".