Sentence examples for Legal spokesman from inspiring English sources

The family's legal spokesman, Razi Shah, said Munir Hussain had not recovered from his ordeal and every day relived the terror of being imprisoned in his own house.

A military legal spokesman said prosecutors told the court Tuesday that they had accepted Private Manning's plea to the lesser offense of leaking the cable.

Mr. Klain, Mr. Christopher and others decided they needed a prominent trial lawyer and legal spokesman to handle their state court issues.

Conservatives do not much like the governor of Montana, Marc Racicot, and fear that he is now the favourite for attorney-general after a high-profile performance as a legal spokesman in Mr Bush's Florida tangles.

A military legal spokesman argued that the decision may make little difference because the judge previously ruled that Private Manning's motive — whether he thought of himself as trying to help society — was irrelevant to whether he intentionally broke the law.

A legal spokesman for the businesses said they had to withdraw because "of lack of time" and because the businesses could not compete with the "bottomless pockets and blank cheque books" of the Olympic Delivery Authority.

Hannan called Cameron's office to resign from his duties in Brussels – he was the party's legal affairs spokesman in Europe.

Sajjad Karim, the legal affairs spokesman for the Conservatives in the European parliament, claimed that the result in the hotly contested marginal seat of Pendle, Lancashire, could be affected by voter intimidation and postal vote fraud.

"It is a craven act of appeasement by the government to the terrorists, and it should have been stopped long ago," Nick Hawkins, a Tory legal affairs spokesman, said in the House of Commons this month.

Claude Moraes, Labour MEP for London and legal affairs spokesman for the European Labour party, expressed disappointment last night: "It has the potential to start a trend towards other countries closing their borders.

The palace was looking into legal action, the spokesman added.