Sentence examples for which counsels from inspiring English sources
They consulted lawyers at LegalHealth, which counsels low-income patients.
He created the field of retail anthropology and founded Envirosell, which counsels many major retailers.
She owns Camp Care, which counsels patients before and after plastic surgery, in New York.
Beck, cognizant of all, of course had a transition: "Soldier Jane," which counsels, "Take your heart out of the shell".
Which counsels a great deal of care and attention as Ofcom itself sets out to find a new chief executive.
But the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which counsels the C.D.C. on vaccine use, was lukewarm about the real benefits and necessity of it.
The teams, which counsel victims and collect evidence, were first introduced in the Bronx two years ago and expanded to Brooklyn last year.
Fermi largely avoided politics, but he did agree to serve on the General Advisory Committee (GAC), which counseled the five commissioners of the Atomic Energy Commission.
He said the court had consistently made the prospect of "actual imprisonment," and not the "mere threat of imprisonment," the point at which counsel must be provided.
His compendious memory for law never deserted him; in judgment after judgment he would refer to authorities which counsel had not produced, sometimes predicating his decision on them.
Last year, in almost half the family court cases in which counsel was assigned, those lawyers spent less than five hours on out-of-court work for each case.
