Sentence examples for use of advice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney said disclosing such records would hurt the executive branch's use of advice from outside experts.

The pilot explores new, risk control-based, guidance coupled with prominent use of advice from other public bodies, Government Advisory Committees, professional and learned organisations.

For chronic LBP there is strong evidence to support the use of advice to remain active in addition to specific advice relating to the most appropriate exercise, and/or functional activities to promote active self-management.

The paper concludes that IVSs providing feedback and support to elderly drivers have the potential to help them recognize their weakness and vulnerability as road users and improve their driving performance through the use of advice, alerts, warnings or active interventions.

We may not use our role of advice and consent to undermine the President's authority to appoint judges.

The themes covered were: reasons for herbal medicine use, sources of advice and information about herbal medicine, interaction with doctors, safety, drug interactions, adverse effects and regulation knowledge.

He testified in 1894 that he had made $350,000 through shrewd use of their advice.

Updated guidelines were also produced for the use of scientific advice in policy following the controversial sacking of Professor David Nutt by the Home Secretary in 2009.

The department estimates that the increased use of such advice could reduce investment mistakes by $7 billion to $18 billion annually, Ms. Borzi said.

Nutt's sacking came days after the government supported the independence of scientific advisers in its official response to an inquiry by the House of Commons science and technology select committee on the use of scientific advice in government.

But to make use of this advice, patients must be able to find it and it is vital they feel able to ask questions and are not too embarrassed or unsure about asking for help.