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The closest of Cornelia's close advisors.
I myself choose my advisors!
We're gathered here as advisors, as scientists, as government experts.
But we must convince him and his chief advisors that it is.
Yes, this was caused by the incompetence of my advisors.
We'll need advisors and troops to back him up on the hit.
He's a dedicated man, dedicated to stifling us with over-caution and an overabundance of experts and advisors.
Advisors on this, advisors on that.
Up till now, I've tolerated these crackpot experts and advisors and only offered a token objection.
Wherever we went, we became advisors to mankind.
None of my advisors can form such exquisite characters.
My advisors mentioned a mission that required exceptional capacities.
All the government scientific advisors said the fellow was a crank.
To the production advisors and to the shock workers.
It is the fault of the then cabinet of senior advisors who sent Sir Naritsugu as an adopted son to the Matsudairas of Akashi.
My advisors have told me your bravery and leadership.
You cannot rule upper and lower Egypt without advisors?
Send away the advisors who incite you to violate the temples!
A tiresome precaution wished on me by my advisors.
The Stratos is for advisors and studiers.
You and your sergeant will stay on for a few weeks as advisors, then all Luftwaffe personnel will be transferred, reassigned.
Russian advisors accompanied Zim even on this mission to the West.
From the seven head branches social advisors are sent to 63 other places.
Professor, please. -He's a dedicated man, dedicated to stifling us with over-caution and an overabundance of experts and advisors.
Notaries and advisors are no longer to be trusted.
Surrounded by talented men, good advisors but I'm alone.
He told McNamara he would pull out the goddamn advisors!
The Chancellor and his advisors having been lulled into a false sense of security by an invitation to a dinner aboard Captain Kirk's vessel at precisely 19:30 hours that same evening.
Government soldiers came to our village with the support of American advisors.
What do you think I did the last 17 years? What do you think military advisors do?
News and current affairs
To ensure complete transparency in the tender process, and eliminate problems experienced in the past, Western advisors are assisting us.
First, Prime Minister Zhu Rongi and his advisors are very uncertain about the short-run benefits to be gained from any devaluation.
But because Rumsfeld wanted to prove a point about transforming American military strategy, and his neo-conservative advisors had ideological blinders that distorted their appraisal of Iraqi reality, Shinseki's advice was rejected.
Caution and patience might not be his best advisors.
Although regional in scope and with a colorful international board of advisors, the Tharwa Project (Tharwa means wealth in Arabic) is based in Damascus and will be run from there.
The truth is that over the last three years, some regional insiders, including me, had several lengthy discussions with Bush's advisors on the National Security Council (NSC) and in the State Department.
America must shed these ideological blinkers and deal realistically with the real Lula, not the bogeyman some Bush advisors have invented.
Given their self-righteousness and lack of historical and cultural awareness, Bush and his advisors believed that invading Iraq would be easy, that Saddam Hussein's military would crumble, and that the US would be welcomed as a liberator.
During his victorious campaign his advisors kept his mouth shut on everything but trivialities.
But the treatment accorded the prisoners of various nationalities (Arab, Uzbek, Ughuir, Chinese) at the US military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, shows that President Bush and his top advisors apply the Conventions when it suits them.
Lacking convictions, he could be everything to everybody from new left to center with any socialist taint concealed by the industrialist-advisors who lent Schroeder a Blairite and Clintonian veneer.
Instead, almost across the board in his administration, he chose as advisors people akin to Ken Lay.
This was certainly true of Eisenhower's, Nixon's, and Ford's economic advisors, and of George H.W. Bush's and Bill Clinton's economic advisers.
Why Putin's advisors and public-relations managers encourage him to make these banal triumphalist announcements is difficult to fathom unless one comprehends the sense of grievance that almost all Russians feel at the loss of Great Power status.
At the heart of that problem, say Obama advisors, is the growing neurosis of the Pakistani regime.
McCain's advisors would do well to consider a historical precedent: the failed British attempt at World War I's close to maintain a long-term military presence in Iraq.
These operations have varied widely in scale, ranging from a few dozen observers, police officers, or civilian advisors to several thousand soldiers.
This is where European governments (along with their economist advisors) have kept missing the boat.
Toledo's advisors had urged honesty, assuring him that he would rise in public esteem by coming clean.
On 16 October, 1962 President John F. Kennedy called together his closest advisors in the White House.
A majority of Kennedy's advisors - civil and military - wanted to attack Cuba.
His advisors also indicate that they will seek to incorporate social provisions, like labor standards, into future international trade negotiations.
Finally, conversations with a few Obama advisors and his own speeches indicate that Washington's number one security concern in the coming years will be Afghanistan and Pakistan.