Neither the Monarch nor a Governor-General will participate in the political process unless there is an extreme circumstance that merits the use of reserve powers, or when the advice tendered is contrary to established convention.

They record only action actually taken in the shape of orders and letters sent out; they tell us nothing of discussions about policy, of general decisions taken, of advice tendered to the Queen.

"Get back to South America" was his advice, tendered on every occasion.

The justices' clerk is also responsible for the legal advice tendered to magistrates in and out of the courtroom either personally or by his assistant legal advisers.

In the construct of constitutional monarchy and responsible government, the ministerial advice tendered is typically binding; the monarch reigns but does not rule.

But the same advice, tendered to my daughter or to the daughters of my women friends, is regarded as suspect, sexist, patriarchal.

Montagu and Henderson were alone in dissenting, not only from the advice tendered but also from the implied assumption that if Asquith did not serve, none of the others present would either.

The advice tendered by the Regional Committee will normally be accepted by the Government and the State Legislature.

Provided that the President may require the Council of Ministers to reconsider such advice, either generally or otherwise, and the President shall act in accordance with the advice tendered after such reconsideration.

The single market cannot run purely on advice tendered in regard to a possible agreement.