Sentences with phrase «acting on advice»

Keep your contacts informed about developments with your search, especially when acting on their advice or referrals.

To the extent that they were acting on the advice of their professional bodies, the advice they received had been wrong.

In addition, acting on the advice of legal counsel, the Board passed a motion to include wording about the single family restriction in the corporation's status certificates.

In brief, the Governor General, acting on the advice of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, possesses the constitutional authority to enter treaties binding Canada internationally.

Not going to the doctors and not acting on their advice can be interpreted as a sign that you are not really hurt or taking your case seriously.

Dr. Fred Singer, acting on the advice of Dr. Frederick Seitz (one of the world's most distinguished scientists, who died in 2008), chose the name to underscore the fact that NIPCC is a council of scientists with no affiliation with any government organization and receives no government funding.

Anyone considering aggressive carbon mitigation policies — such as National Governments acting on the advice received from the UNFCCC / IPCC — that will have a huge and fundamental impact on their citizens lives would reasonably be expected to read the evidence and ask themselves a number of questions before embarking on a course of action - such as the following;

There was no Augusta National and no Cypress Point in 1926 when, acting on advice from the R&A, the Royal Melbourne Golf Club brought Dr. Alister MacKenzie halfway around the globe to redesign its course.

You should therefore, consider the appropriateness of the advice, in light of your own objectives, financial situation or needs, before acting on the advice.

We provide general advice only and accordingly you should consider how appropriate the advice (if any) is to your objectives, financial situation and needs before acting on the advice.

Before acting on the advice of online bulletin boards, it's important to substantiate the claims on your own (either by contacting the SEC, or your state's exchange).

Of course, reading about advice in a study is one thing; acting on that advice can be something else entirely.

By acting on advice, you remove yourself from the decision - making process.

I won't be acting on this advice!

Acting on advice to ask women lots of questions, Andy approaches an adorable bookstore worker (Elizabeth Banks, Seabiscuit) and, after a weird dialogue, gains her freakish admiration.

President William Howard Taft, acting on advice from agriculture officials, ordered the trees burned and destroyed.

It sounds like a no - brainer, but men really ought to think twice about following this advice, unless they have symptoms of prostate cancer or are acting on the advice of a doctor.

Investors like Fabiola Fleuranvil have heard Williams and are acting on her advice.

Acting on advice from the NSABB, the U.S. government last month asked Science and Nature to publish only the broad conclusions of the two studies, and not to reveal the scientific details, in order to limit the risk that uncontrolled proliferation of such research might lead to accidental or intentional release of similar mutant viruses.

On 20 December, the United States government — acting on advice from the US National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB)-- asked both journals to publish only the main conclusions of two flu studies, but not to reveal details «that could enable replication of the experiments by those who would seek to do harm» (see «Call to censor flu studies draws fire»).

Article 70 (2) of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana says, «The President shall, acting on the advice of the Council of State, appoint the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and other members of the Electoral Commission.»

If after a certain amount of time (two weeks is often given) the largest party has been unable to form an administation, the governor (again acting on advice) would either invite the next largest group (INC in this case) to attempt to form an adminstration, or to call fresh elections.

In June 2012, Pop Warner - acting on the advice of its Medical Advisory Board and input from its regional and local administrators and coaches, and in light of developing concussion research

Before acting on any advice contained in this website, you should consider the appropriateness of that advice to your circumstances before deciding to acquire or hold a financial product.

Read on to learn what these cliches really mean, and how you can act on the advice behind the adage.

Act on advice from the Expert Panel on Tanker Safety, to create a world - class tanker safety system in Canada.

«A smart man can not follow another man blindly even though the other man is right, because you can not have the confidence and act on advice when you do not know what it is based on.»

Readers who acted on my advice could have profited by as much as 657 %.

But Le Prof did not act on my advice.

The actual election date is determined by the Governor of each State, who acts on the advice of the State Premier.

Other times, one acts on advice.

Even though my clients aren't as psychic as I am, every human possesses a sixth sense that becomes stronger the more we pay attention to it and act on its advice.

Lion: Yes, I listened Teacher: And then was «big» enough to act on that advice!

Tip: Students are more likely to listen to and act on advice given by their peers rather than faculty.

Education Minister Kate Jones said she had acted on advice from the QCAA and other «major education stakeholders» in making the decision to delay the changes, which could represent the most significant changes to senior schooling in Queensland in the past 40 years.

As you and I continue to act on that advice, still hunkered in our emotion - free zone (is this good for our hamstrings?)

But they wouldn't hire you unless they had pretty much made up their minds to act on your advice.

At Kiplinger, we start with the expectation that our readers will act on our advice, and benefit from doing so.

Sadly in the morning I didn't get much chance to act on his advice.

Your safety is our first consideration and if the Foreign Office advises against travel to a certain country, we act on this advice.

Your safety is our first consideration and if the UK Government Foreign & Commonwealth Office advises against travel to a certain country, we act on this advice, which if advises avoidance or to leave a particular country or area may constitute «force majeure» (as described in clause 10).

Your safety is our first consideration and if the UK Government Foreign & Commonwealth Office advises against travel to a certain country, we will act on this advice.

121 Kevin, well i have no idea if the material made any difference at all, but at least they had a proper process, were fair dinkum about it, used the state science officer to do the review and advise, then acted on that advice, and were grateful enough to say thx to people who tried to assist.

We are continually being told to take and act on the advice of the consensus of IPCC experts; the dissenters are no more than paid mouthpieces of industry or worse.

Graham Colbourne, managing director of SOS, said: «It is gratifying that SOS Connect was recommended by the members of LawNet and that Reynolds Parry Jones LLP acted on their advice.

When you act on advice from a professional and things go wrong, you can seek redress, but time is against you.

If you are a professional (doctor, attorney, accountant etc.) and you know that the person receiving it will act on your advice, you've to be little careful.

(A) A person having authority to obtain professional legal services, or to act on advice thereby rendered on behalf of the client; or

Act on their advice - they know what employers are looking for.

As an unelected public servant, her role is to give advice and it is the role of the Government to then act on this advice, if it so wishes.