Sentence examples for which provides advice from inspiring English sources

Symonds set up the Londoner in Sydney blog which provides advice on moving to and living in Sydney.

Among the positions it coveted were chairman of NATO's military committee, which provides advice to the civilian side of NATO.

Simon Burall is a senior associate at the UK charity Involve in London, which provides advice to the Sciencewise programme.

Richard Hillgrove, the owner of Hillgrove PR, which provides advice to celebrities, said that Twitter needed to be made as accountable as any other medium.

The overall occupancy rate for rental buildings in the state is currently 97percentt, reported Jose Cruz of Cushman & Wakefield, which provides advice to real estate investors.

Amber Rowsell, trainee Rowsell, 26, works in Colchester at the Coram children's legal centre, which provides advice and representation to children, young people and their families and carers.

Representatives from community legal centres which provide advice to disadvantaged people, including women fleeing domestic violence, have expressed anger at comments made by the minister for women, Michaelia Cash.

"In mid-2007 I worked for a PR company which provided advice to Australian Water in relation to water infrastructure policy in Queensland," Chalmers said in a statement.

Who Gets a Tip?" (April 25), which provided advice on when and how much to tip: The only thing to be said in favor of tipping is that the money reaches the intended recipient (subject to modification where tips are pooled).

Among the concerns raised was that in making its recommendations the commission had failed to identify community legal centres, which provide advice to victims of family violence as they enter the court system and navigate through it, as frontline services.

Ordnance Survey International, formerly (1946 57) Directorate of Colonial Surveys, (1957 84) Directorate of Overseas Surveys, and (1984 91) Overseas Surveys Directorate, former surveying, mapping, and aerial photography agency (1946 2001) of the British government, which provided advice on technical matters concerning all aspects of surveying and mapping.