Usar "lawyer" en una oración

1. I have consulted my New York lawyers on this; sorry, make that my new,

2. My good friend Louise has often asked me to visit her at the law office she works in as a secretary, so as to introduce me to Peter, one of the lawyers

3. "That was because of the damn lawyers," she said

4. "The lawyers are cherubs," Alan said, "just grab their panel and shut them off

5. They had just been granted the separation today and the lawyers had cases already

6. With their respective lawyers flexing their considerable egos and with the press pack baying like wolves, Burberry hopped onto the next transatlantic red-eye

7. “My rank doesn’t leave me as much money for lawyers as you,” he said

8. “I don’t give a shit about the lawyers,” he said, “I don’t have time to futz and futz with the user interface on the damn thing

9. "Fine," he said, their personal lives had been nothing but lawyers and gossip hounds the last five or six weeks

10. "You were the one who started with the lawyers," she said and folded her arms in front of her

11. With their respective lawyers flexing their considerable egos and

12. “Amanda wants to see me tonight, before we see the lawyers in court

13. But in this court there was no Lady Justice holding her scales, no lawyers, no

14. The air of the narrow cell took a rosy tinge; he began to think of his friends, and how they would surely be able to do something; of lawyers, and how they would have enjoyed his case, and what an ass he had been not to get in a few; and lastly, he thought of his own great cleverness and resource, and all that he was capable of if he only gave his great mind to it; and the cure was almost complete

15. The pecuniary recompence, therefore, of painters and sculptors, of lawyers and

16. situation which lawyers and physicians probably would be in, upon the foregoing supposition

17. Alas, the bank’s method will surely be supported by their highly paid lawyers invoking court procedures

18. Lawyers defending such people will argue that their clients are totally innocent of the consequences of a disease that have affected their brain

19. In the same class must be ranked, some both of the gravest and most important, and some of the most frivolous professions; churchmen, lawyers, physicians, men of letters of all kinds ; players, buffoons, musicians, opera-singers, opera-dancers, etc

20. Neither their substitutions, nor fidei commisses, bear any resemblance to entails, though some French lawyers have thought proper to dress the modern institution in the language and garb of those ancient ones

21. I would have called my lawyers

22. Doctors, lawyers, engineers, social workers, clerical officers, teachers, home makers, and others, all complement one another

23. neighbours were lawyers and bankers, still trying to get used to the idea of a mere computer

24. The present, local aristocracy, as Shelagh put it, were doctors and lawyers and gentleman farmers

25. Van Vogt, one of the greats in the genre, prefaced one of his collections of short stories in the mid sixties with the statement that surveys showed that the typical reader of fantasy-science fiction had an IQ above 120, and included professionals such as engineers, doctors, and lawyers

26. Shakespeare had it exactly right, with his admonition to first kill all the lawyers

27. They prey upon us, and prey after us, especially the trial lawyers epitomized by such as John Edwards

28. “You know, as jails go, this is a country club,” one of his lawyers said as he tried to console him

29. We walked out of the building and across the street to a little dive that was probably the safest place in the city to eat, as there seemed to be no one there but cops, or people associated with them, such as secretaries and lawyers

30. Yes we have our poor which are very poor indeed but we also have lawyers, doctors, universities and infrastructure which in some fields are better than yours

31. It is in the nature of criminals to complain to their longhaired liberal lawyers that they have been abused by the police

32. Shooting someone from far away means that you "sniped” him, according the idiotic lawyers who had no idea about what a sniper really is and gained their knowledge from TV, or from movies

33. Many longhaired liberals became lawyers so that they could astonish everyone by asking senseless and idiotic questions

34. I recollect a very famous one of those asking me why we fired back at terrorists, now his high-fee clients because lawyers never work for free

35. I noted many times that the ones who got of lightly by our standards always complained to longhaired liberal lawyers

36. Remembering the last time that we used police dogs—an event that made defence lawyers richer than usual, we were reluctant to do the same thing again

37. This clearly illustrates the difference between certain professions quite clearly — lawyers would have been grateful for the extra fees!

38. Their lawyers are not exactly inexperienced and know these tricks

39. It is the worst thing ever to them and they act with great decisiveness through their lawyers and spin doctors when it happens

40. All the lawyers regulate themselves with nice high sounding phrases to limit the fees allowed to charge but there is (always) a loop hole

41. He thinks, “Well it is expensive but it is the same as my New York lawyers and besides this is in a different country etc

42. Half of them studied Christian Theology before joining parliament to create the Apartheid system! The rest were lawyers with many law professors amongst them

43. And the fact that you were a "law student" did not particularly impress us either for we disliked all lawyers on principle

44. Then I gathered I could lay a charge myself but without her testimony the court had to believe she walked into a cupboard! Or fell down the stairs! Or whatever nonsense her husband's long haired lawyers came up with! It is so terribly sad that people who love each other can do that

45. The above was challenged many times in court by the long haired liberal lawyers, and the commissioned officers soon learned to adapt to the conditions

46. the lawyers are dressed in black robes, and unless spoken to you keep quiet or wait for your turn

47. Nor do lawyers walk around in court or stand with their hands in their pockets showing the disrespect as you see on television

48. Do not trust the court or lawyers or commissioned officers or chaplains

49. I cannot say that other units did not back down as we once had a serious fatherly talk with twelve members of the Special Guard Unit who refused to get out of their vehicle, and assist a police woman when she was attacked by three men in their presence! Their reason to let a police woman be beaten up beside their obvious cowardliness? They cannot make arrests and appear in court as witnesses, for who will then protect the Nationalists? Well, you know there's still 900 other plastic policemen in your unit who might be able to protect them! I wonder how many rest days we spend in court answering stupid questions from lawyers

50. Since the inception of time our world has never lacked for lawyers: its membership exceeding (all) the grains of sands in (all) the oceans multiplied by (all) the stars in the heavens

51. Something which the lawyers attacked ad nausea as is their way when feeble in law

52. In our examples in the previous chapter all the leaders in Rhodesia and South Africa except one were qualified lawyers holding LLB degrees which are the same as JD in American

53. This is thought-provoking for it is a known fact that lawyers makes very good intelligence officers

54. During the Second World War both 6 and 5 went out of their way to recruit (wartime only) practising lawyers or barristers as they are called in the UK

55. Lawyers tend to remember everything and forget nothing and are quite ruthless

56. This means a new generation of barely adequate lawyers will now take over the legal system when the time comes for the older men to retire

57. By the time the lawyers took their fees you lost more than what you started with and it wasted five years of your life

58. Many lawyers and auditors can assist you for a fair fee since you know the tricks of the trade discussed above somewhere and should not be done in

59. Further ensure a backup plan for your computer systems so that you can carry on with business from your house meaning the crucial correspondence etc until your lawyers can sort the mess

60. This means the previous owner must guarantee business income and a certain part of his money kept back (with your lawyers) to be paid or not after six months or even a year

61. The human rights lawyers will be watching every step

62. Many of their lawyers are dual qualified too

63. Other Lawyers acting for the perpetrator

64. They are mostly dedicated to criminal work only which is a problem which we overcome by appointing private detectives via lawyers in foreign countries

65. The Dakota had no lawyers, were not allowed to testify, and likely none of them even knew what was happening

66. “I have a feeling that Bush will win with more than 5% of the votes, and all the lawyers will have to pick up their suitcases and go back to their homes without glory and without money

67. The realization that his time was up must have dropped like a bomb into the pit of his stomach, because he knew that, in the very next room, waited Sylvia Henderson, three lawyers, a consulate officer from the US Embassy, a newspaper reporter with two photographers and the police captain in charge of narcotics

68. Was that so, or was she twelve minutes late? Something was amiss, she could sense it, or had Olger made her paranoid? Lawyers!

69. It is no coincidence that in Europe and Latin America, union organizers are far more often elected than in America, where the US tends to elect businessmen and lawyers

70. An answer had come back a few minutes later, telling us that the hardest part of their trials was probably over since the lawyers in Falconi’s disposal - after having obtained a cease & desist order - were forced to retreat for a recess because of the ‘non-government organization’ status of the Normal Bureau

71. I had the most definite and distinct privilege to not have met such a demon in the few hours of my reinstated career as a demon hunter, paranormal fighter, and half-assumed, half-proclaimed almost-unwilling protector of every human with a soul (meaning journalists and lawyers were quite possibly exempt)

72. Edgar knew even before the arrest that he would have only a weak link connecting Michael to the tuna cans but, if he could get him alone before lawyers were called in, he felt that he could squeeze out a confession

73. I"ll leave that for the lawyers and the courts to figure out – but Eliza hit her daughter on the head and then strangled her to protect her lifestyle as well as her husband and stepson, Terry

74. Go through the papers and sign wherever the lawyers have put and x, and return them to me as soon as you can

75. She didn’t know what mess it was Mike had created this time, but she had lawyers who could prove anything to be so or not so, depending on how she wanted it

76. are examples where great lawyers have refused to

77. and teachers, as among physicians and lawyers

78. Everything’s all hush-hush over at the hospital, no one’s saying anything because of all the lawyers in town

79. Some of the worst students go on to become doctors, lawyers, or newspaper editors, but our society is pretty sick to begin with

80. lawyers and expense for the country

81. blessing to lawyers who were hired to protect businesses from the EPA and who were able to use EPA

82. However, the Democrat party receives huge contributions from the trial lawyers and will not take those

83. The Congress will never do that for lawyers are one

84. Things were chaotic at my house; the phone never stopped ringing, Adam‘s lawyers, their assistants, or the judge‘s office would be calling me back

85. Professor Brickman stated that trial lawyers follow the pockets of the