Sentence examples for Legal affair from inspiring English sources

The borough's lawyer, Sue Obeney, told the court that the whole legal affair could have been avoided 18 months ago.

The carefully researched descriptions of Boston in its post-Colonial days were cut as not moving the story forward, and pages detailing a legal affair I still think a very important case in this country's history the Frost case was trimmed to its skimpy essentials in chapter 33.

The carefully researched descriptions of Boston in its post-Colonial days were cut as not moving the story forward, and pages detailing a legal affair I still think a very important case in this country's history — the Frost case — was trimmed to its skimpy essentials in chapter 33.

Jon Chapman, former head of legal affair at News International, in written evidence to MPs What it means This sticks the knife into Rupert and James Murdoch who, in their evidence to MPs last month, appeared to blame Mr Chapman and the law firm Harbottle & Lewis for not uncovering evidence of wider phone hacking when they carried out a review of company emails in 2007.

"What worries our community is how a relationship of colleagues turned into a tremendous legal affair, with these horrible consequences," writes Ángela Suárez-Mayorga of the University of the Andes in Bogotá, to ScienceInsider in an e-mail.

While the legal affair put an end to Oswald's DIY self-distributing days, it didn't spell the end for Plunderphonic or the technique at its centre.

Named Nathan Whitaker director of legal affairs.

In December, economics, crime and legal affairs were removed.

Gabe Friedman writes about legal affairs, the environment, and business.

General Counsel: for use in connection with legal affairs.

Formerly, consultant in the legal affairs division of the WTO Secretariat.