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What motivated me to film their behavior was something that I asked my scientific advisers: "What motivates the pollinators?"
I was listening to all the experts and talking to sort of a board of medical advisers.
70 cabinet ministers, 114 presidential advisers, by the way, who never see the president, except on television.
One, don't listen to career advisers.
Over 3,000 of them, including presidents, vice chancellors, professors and academic advisers from top universities such as NYU, Yale, Berkeley and Oxford, came on board to help our students.
That person surrounds himself or herself with advisers.
Each of those people in turn has advisers who advise them, so they can advise the president.
This is a jury simulation deliberation room, and you can see beyond that two-way mirror jury advisers standing in a room behind the mirror.
He had told his advisers, "Get me all the scholars to translate any book they can get their hands onto into Arabic, and I will pay them its weight in gold."
After a while, his advisers complained.
She could teach our financial advisers a few things or two.
They were stoops to even appear, much less be "technical advisers" in a stink-bomb of a movie like this.
First, she must surround herself with the "right" advisers to govern wisely.
The film depicts the early stage of the war circa 1964, when American troops where initially sent over strictly as "military advisers."
Whilst all this chaos is going on, we get to see the reactions of the president, Glenn Ford, his secretaries, notably Robert Vaughn, and his military advisers, Henry Silva really carved thickly.
In 1943, there were probably not many technical advisers on the last scenes at Corrigidor, but suffice it to say, the last departees were not leaving on C-47s.
For example, many economic advisers still consider climate-change solutions to be anti-growth rather than pro-growth – despite the fact that low-carbon solutions create new investment opportunities and jobs.
One answer was provided by two of Mitt Romney’s advisers, who stated that their candidate particularly valued the “special relationship” with Britain because of the shared “Anglo-Saxon heritage.”
Or perhaps his two advisers were speaking the truth.
But the Tories still had little sway over policy, because May and her overweening advisers spent most of her time telling the cabinet how things were going to go.
As investment advisers, they would never recommend investing in a company without detailed information about how well it was achieving its goals.
As US President-elect Barack Obama and his advisers assess their foreign-policy priorities, they will encounter the immediate challenge of addressing Iran’s nuclear program and the country’s growing strategic importance in the Middle East and South Asia.
First, Special Counsel Robert Mueller may very well document serious malfeasance by Trump, his family members, and/or his close advisers.
Brent Scowcroft was the gold standard in national security advisers.
Our job, as global development advisers, is to help them realize it.
The New Anti-SemitismNEW YORK – Those who have been telling us that Islam, not just revolutionary Islamism, is a lethal threat to Western civilization should now feel satisfied: the President of the United States, and his main advisers, agree with them.
He crams his party with mediocrities, selects mostly bad advisers, and does not listen to the rare good ones.
Oddly, Trump and his advisers seem not to have learned from more recent history, either.
Trump is known to be volatile and impulsive, but so far his major advisers have restrained him.
Urged by advisers to extricate himself from his lonely position on Russia’s meddling, Trump stated after the briefing that he has “tremendous respect” for the work of the intelligence agencies and acknowledged that Russia – but also other countries, he added, such as China – continually try to attack America’s cyber infrastructure.
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