Sentence examples for thorough advise from inspiring English sources
The public defenders, with no time to be more thorough, advise their clients that pleading is the surest, safest way to go.
F. D. Toth, executive secretary of Georgia's Professional Standards Commission, said his guidance to districts had been more thorough, advising them that any teacher who has gotten a waiver from state certification in any respect was subject to the letters, along with substitutes and teachers assigned to classes outside their area of expertise.
I always advise thorough, gentle cleansing both in the morning and evening.
We recommend that, when managing landscape change, all stakeholders are included in a participatory process and we advise a thorough assessment of the attitudes of the involved persons towards nature and rewilding at the start of such processes.
He said trying to hide any British role in the Golden Temple assault would be "a very grave error" and advised a thorough "explanation to the House of Commons and to the country about the role of Britain at that very difficult time for Sikhism and Sikhs".
At the time, the FDA recommended that prescribers obtain a thorough psychiatric history and advised that monitoring for changes be completed during treatment.
"I understand the administrators have been very well informed and very thorough in their involvement of clinicians – the only people who are qualified to advise on this matter.
Both Canada and Mexico also have bolstered their border vigilance and advise Americans traveling into those countries to be prepared to undergo more thorough inspections than in the past.
We advise authors of DTA reviews to try to avoid the introduction of publication bias and apply thorough methods for identifying primary studies, alongside regular searches in electronic biomedical databases.
Announcing the fine, the BVI government said a thorough six-month on-site compliance inspection had been carried out at Mossack Fonseca's local office, and that a "qualified person" had been appointed to supervise and advise the business.
