Sentence examples for which advises against from inspiring English sources

Brewin believes the study supports current approaches to tackling PTSD, which advises against suppressing recollections.

While etanercept had lower dose escalation rates than adalimumab, this is consistent with their labelling which advises against dose escalation.

While etanercept had lower dose escalation rates than adalimumab, this could probably be explained by labelling which advises against dose escalation.

Like the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office, which advises "against all but essential travel by air to or from Sharm el Sheikh".

The 2003 analysis (which advised against) had been vindicated by the experience of the Eurozone, he said.

Ministers have asked health advisers to urgently reappraise official guidance on co-sleeping and cot death to see if it needs to be updated to recommend that parents never let their child sleep beside them, as is already the case in the Netherlands and the US, which advise against bed-sharing until a child is at least three months old.

Hearing what's going on around you is vital, says the anti-headphone camp, whose members include Boris Johnson – he declared the habit "absolutely nuts" a few years ago – and London's Metropolitan police, which advised against headphones when it stopped cyclists as part of its 2013 safety campaign, Operation Safeway.

In 1942, the United States Government had published a book which advised against the carriage of raw cotton.

Use of these agents and modalities has been decreasing since the 1990s in the Netherlands [ 18, 24], which might be related to recommendations of the Health Council of the Netherlands which advised against the use of physical agents and modalities in many conditions [ 25].

But Sarah Wilson, managing director of Manifest, which advises shareholders, warned against relying too much on shareholders to fix the issue.

A similar number of House members are thought to be in favour of immigration reform, which would be the next big test of any lingering bipartisan spirit, but Boehner will be reluctant to again test the unofficial "Hastert rule", which advises party leaders against bringing forward legislation which does not have majority support among their own members.