express advice

It provides basic, clearly expressed advice about child health.

No doubt Ulpian wrote simply that the words created no trust but merely expressed advice.

Fortified by Mrs. Hopkins' strongly expressed advice, Gilman alerted Mrs. Keller that he was having "amiable" differences with Miss Sullivan over Helen's schedule.

He thought of writing to the solicitor who had been his father's executor, but he could not bring himself to, for it was contrary to his express advice that he had sold the mortgages in which his money had been invested.

We do know that the vessel was bound for Andoria, that it was traveling through a region of space where several attacks had occurred previously- against the express advice of the Confederacy, I might add- and that they engaged with an Antianna vessel.

After 1619, Frederick V - against the expressed advice of many councellors -was chosen as the Bohemian king, he could not maintain the crown after he lost at the Battle of White Mountain (Bílá hora) (height 379m/1243 ft) against the troops of the Emperor and the Catholic League.