Sentence examples for an accredited representative from inspiring English sources
Australia was then invited to be an accredited representative in the accident investigation led by Malaysia.
An accredited representative who has been disbarred is permanently barred from appearing before the Board, the Immigration Courts, or DHS as an accredited representative and cannot seek reinstatement.
The incident prompted an investigation by the US National Transportation Safety Board, at which the AAIB had an accredited representative.
The practice directions get round this problem quite neatly by saying that if an application for access to information is made by legal representatives instructed by the media, or by an accredited representative who is able to produce a press card, "then there is a greater presumption in favour of providing the requested material".
"We cannot excuse his failings as an accredited representative, or overlook the impact his performance has had on the low-income and indigent aliens who have relied upon his services," the federal Board of Immigration Appeals wrote in its May 6 decision barring him from court.
An applicant or petitioner may be represented by an attorney in the United States, as defined in § 1.2 of this chapter, by an attorney outside the United States as defined in § 292.1(a)(6) of this chapter, or by an accredited representative as defined in § 292.1(a)(4) of this chapter.
Andrew Haile, a Massachusetts assistant attorney general, is a former accredited representative of the Board of Immigration Appeals.
A partially accredited representative is authorized to practice solely before DHS.
A fully accredited representative is authorized to practice before DHS, and upon registration, to practice before the Immigration Courts and the Board.
In Scott Moncrieff's translation, Verdurin is "a sort of accredited representative in Paris of all foreign artists... an aged Fairy Godmother, grim but all-powerful, to the Russian dancers".
After such a system has been established, an immigration judge may, under extraordinary and rare circumstances, permit an unregistered attorney or accredited representative to appear at one hearing if the immigration judge first acquires from the attorney or accredited representative, on the record, the required registration information.
