advisement

They told her the matter would be taken under advisement.

But that is a matter to be taken under advisement later.

"so it is certainly going to be coming up for advisement."

"The others will no doubt take the matter under advisement."

The medical field is one area we could certainly use contributions and advisement.

Here, advisement is given for those students who want to study abroad.

"I'll be back here in two weeks with an advisement letter."

"Is your account one of those under advisement, at the present meeting?"

He took it under advisement, and the following six days were kind of routine.

"We will take this matter under advisement," the general announced then.

A main concern was the 82-minute advisement period, scheduled for every other day.

"I will take it under advisement, but I'm not promising you anything right now."

"Your warrant will be taken under advisement by the appropriate office," he said.

He announced that the council would take both matters under advisement.

They could not ethically take the money without giving such advisement.

It lasted 20 to 30 minutes, and the owners took the plan under advisement.

He came in and said he would take it under advisement.

"Now, despite my better judgment, I will take your offer of assistance under advisement."

I beg you to at least do me the honor of taking my offer under advisement for a time.

She had agreed, bemusedly, to take my words under advisement.

One suggestion they have taken under advisement would be to license agents.

She said Ford had taken the matter under advisement.

"I'm certainly willing to take it under advisement," he assured her.

The judge delayed ruling on that issue, taking it "under advisement."

I will, of course, take your counsel under advisement.