Sentence examples for which advises that from inspiring English sources
Another European perspective might also be borne in mind—Hayek's "spontaneous order", which advises that rules should be forged first through markets, rather than through government controls.Even if America and Europe co-operate, the Doha agenda will still be hard to achieve.
The answer is given by the ICRP, which advises that risks in the range 10−6-10-7 be considered as of no concern [39].
This, Kun pointed out, goes against industry-wide menu-writing wisdom, which advises that minimalist menus help keep food costs low.
A tip sheet, "Take an Executive Nap," which advises that a 60-minute nap is better than a 30-minute nap, usually does the trick.
Our blast against use of arsenic in spraying fruit, brought letter which advises that chemists are hot on trail of substances poisonous to insects but not to man or bird.
Ensuring you are properly hydrated can help you sleep better, says the US Sleep Foundation, which advises that "dehydration causes your mouth and nasal passages to become dry, setting you up for sleep-disruptive snoring" – best drink up, then.
The findings do not change recommendations for hormone use, which advise that women consider using hormones only if they have moderate to severe hot flashes and other symptoms, and only at the lowest dose and for the shortest possible time.
After objections from the school superintendent who noted that the officials had failed to follow the existing policy for book removal the board appointed a review committee, which advised that five of the books at issue be kept in the libraries.
The findings don't change current recommendations for hormone use, which advise that women consider using hormones only if they have moderate to severe hot flashes and other symptoms, and only at the lowest dose and for the shortest possible time.
The statement pointed out that Premier League doctors are bound by the same GMC guidelines on "safety and quality", which advise that they are obliged to "take prompt action if you think that patient safety, dignity or comfort is being compromised".
Instead, the U.S.I.A. funneled my warning through the C.I.A., which advised that it be killed because "the Hungarians will never rebel as long as the country is surrounded by Communist troops".
