My delegation has been privileged to offer advice to the sponsors of the draft resolution now under discussion.

Thanks for the advice.

Please don't follow this advice.

And they observe deliberations after mock trial proceedings so that they can better advise their clients how to adjust their trial strategy to have the outcome that they're hoping for.

Advice isn't much good to me. I need money.

Abdulkadir concludes thus with this advice to the government of Nigeria

William Chilufya had the following advice for fellow Zambians

Those like me who have been out of public office for a long time need to be wary about offering gratuitous commentary or, worse, advice. It is unlikely to be gratefully received by one s successors, and it suggests a severe case of what I have called relevance deprivation syndrome.

(b) The provision of online advice on requests for extradition and mutual legal assistance, while respecting all procedural defence rights in the overall context of criminal justice support

The advice sparked lots of criticism online.

Diversification away from dollar assets is the advice of the day.

The advantages of mentorships are that hands on training over a period of several months can be provided and, during that period, a much clearer picture can be obtained of local obstacles to enhanced international legal cooperation.

Neither a borrower nor a lender be, Polonius admonished in Hamlet.

If America would only follow that advice, it might really be a beacon of hope and a shining example.

Moreover, German politicians rarely heed the advice of German economists.

They need advice, contacts, customers, and employees immersed in a culture of effectiveness to succeed.

We tried to follow up on their plans and how they are doing it. Bella and I decided to go spontaneously and took advice from them as well as people on the ground.

Even reputable fact checkers disagree on the origin of the famous admonition to journalists Comfort the afflicted, and afflict the comfortable! (They even disagree on whether it was first directed at preachers or at newsmen).

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This is the advice your doctor gives you just go home and have a glass of wine with your wife.

Finally, it counsels Chinese technocrats against dogma driven economic policies.

Traditional dietetic advice now seems banal, with its almost exclusive focus on moderation.

His Government would act on that advice, and would study the Committee's general comment No. 29 on the question of derogations during a state of emergency.

TBILISI Look before you leap is as sound a principle in foreign policy as it is in life.

In Chad, camps were moved further from the Sudanese border and refugees still settled along the border counselled to move to the camps.

Neither class of models is useful, however, for providing the practical advice that policymakers need in a crisis. Both are too stylized to be of use when analyzed in the abstract.

LC What advice would you give other people (women, men, of any race) who want to become police officers?

Cambridge As the United States epic financial crisis continues to unfold, one can only wish that US policymakers were half as good at listening to advice from developing countries as they are at giving it.

Strange people will begin to assemble at the station out of nowhere to explain to you why that advice is correct.

Sometimes its critics will say often the advice provided by the IMF and World Bank is misguided.

But they go no further Castro is fine for photo opportunities, but not for policy advice.

Americans find their patience tried by Europeans who are free with their advice and criticism yet reluctant to shoulder risks.

More broadly, America s supply of moralistic and even churlish advice to the rest of the world has greatly exceeded international demand for it.