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Advises on the intelligence preparation of the operational environment to support operations.
Sore throat Usually linked to a cold or flu virus, your pharmacy team can
advise on suitable painkillers or throat sprays to ease the discomfort.
* If the privacy settings are changed to preclude public view, can the attorney
advise the client to remove information that may or may not be related to the possible litigation?
The key activities of air advising--assess, train,
advise, assist, and equip--are addressed in the guidance contained in the Air Advising Operating Concept.
"The concept of having an
ADVISE group, turned into a terrific resource for the community," Sampson said "We in law enforcement have known for a long time that police can't do everything alone.
Since managing investments is often not a small-business owner's forte, it is their fiduciary responsibility to delegate that action to a third-party service provider "who can do the research and
advise the sponsor on all the sectors of the market in determining what would be an appropriate asset allocation, and which managers should be selected," says Framson.
In several additional chapters the book
advises on horror resources, collection development, and marketing the collection.
Consultant Rangaswami
advises chief executives not to underestimate the time it takes to pick and manage a good partner.
Faculty advisors can benefit from an increased knowledge of the student populations they
advise, while increasing their abilities to relate and provide appropriate advising to these populations.
Applicants and issuing banks are normally domiciled in a different country from that of the beneficiary, and consequently, issuing banks normally use a bank (or their own branch if they leave one) located in the beneficiary's country to "
advise" the credit to the beneficiary.
Specifically, it was agreed that USMTM would administer assistance under the terms of the Mutual Defense Assistance Act of 1949 and the Mutual Security Act of 1951 to assist and
advise Saudi Arabian armed forces with respect to plans, organization, administrative principles, and training methods.
The first two aspects upon which this article focuses are most relevant to practitioners who
advise clients seeking a better method of charitable giving.
