Two of the senators are appointed on the advice of the Prime Minister, and one on the advice of the leader of the opposition.

He gave her a piece of advice.

I'll give you a good piece of advice.

Bad advice.

Egyptians advise protesting Kuwaitis on Twitter.

I think it was good advice.

Mao's advice is not bad.

E.O. Wilson Advice to young scientists

Even at a conference, that is good advice.

And Jeff's advice was, Be a traveller, not a tourist.

A Roosevelt Moment for America s Megabanks?

Advice on weekly consumption is avoided in United Kingdom.

On the advice of his lawyers, Wilde dropped the prosecution.

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A substantial body of current psychological research points against Jesus s advice.

Countries take others advice for many reasons. Sometimes they respect the adviser s wisdom and insights (fairly rare in diplomacy).

Speak softly and carry a big stick, Theodore Roosevelt counseled.

And Sally Mens has advice to Yemeni president Ali Abdulla Saleh Snemyllas If I were Saleh I withdrew all troops from Sanaa streets as international press will stroll with Tawakkol Karman this Yemen Friday march.

I have some advice for you, Diego now that the hospital has discharged you, pack your bags and head for the airport.

A word of advice help make the world more just because that's what he would want.

We wrote to each other on the internet and advised each other not to leave home at all.

It is an understandable, pragmatic suggestion but not necessarily a good one.

Rejecting dietetic advice amounted to rejecting moral wisdom.

The Portuguese crusaders crossed into Morocco in 1578 and, against the advice of his commanders, Sebastian marched deep inland.

For example, if a province has five seats, the five candidates with the most votes in that province are elected.

Don t chase the rabbits, an old saying has it, because if you chase the rabbits, the elephants will kill you.

Traveling Mama offers a slightly humorous perspective in a post entitled Advice for Grandma

Its nine members are appointed by the governor general on the advice of the prime minister and minister of justice.

According to the source, Mr. Choi was interrogated without legal counsel and advice.

Nor have advanced economies, particularly the United States, taken IMF advice fully into consideration.

Milton Friedman's advice to countries exiting from communism apparently was privatize, privatize, privatize .

In 1824, she was sent to the School for Young Ladies in Groton, on the advice of aunts and uncles, though she resisted the idea at first.

And I have a tip for you. If you have to work in spaces like that, carry headphones with you, with a soothing sound like birdsong.

How did you start blogging? Perhaps you will laugh at my answer, or many will laugh at it in truth I started blogging when a friend, the writer Walid Al Nabhani, suggested I should.

Autry left with a letter of introduction from Shilkret and the advice to sing on radio to gain experience and to come back in a year or two.

Deng Xiaoping s advice Hide your capabilities and bide your time no longer seems relevant.

On the unification of Germany, he resisted the advice of Thatcher and others, apparently out of a sense of fairness and responsiveness to his friend, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl.

However, as devolution is more limited in Wales, in Welsh matters the Sovereign acts on the advice of the Prime Minister and Cabinet of the United Kingdom.

She began skating at age nine when her family moved to Cleveland and soon began skating in earnest on the advice of her father.

She remained, to the end, hostile to central bank independence, regularly rejecting the advice of her chancellors to allow the Bank of England to control interest rates.

It is time for all countries in East Asia to remember Winston Churchill s famous advice To jaw jaw is always better than to war war.

I kept making comics, and at the Worcester Art Museum, I was given the greatest piece of advice by any educator I was ever given.

Article 92 invests the king with the right to call for a referendum, on the advice of the president of the government (commonly referred to in English as the prime minister) and the authorization of the cortes.

The President is otherwise not present in the Council, but decides on issues such as personal appointments and pardons on the advice of the relevant minister.

By the middle of the 19th century, the sovereign appointed royal governors on the advice of the Secretary of State for the Colonies.