Sentence examples for attorney resources from inspiring English sources

(The IRS says the new policy will minimize inefficient use of its attorney resources).

We retained a nationally recognized diversity consultant to provide unconscious bias training to our partners, created a Jackson Lewis Scholarship Program that encourages law students from underrepresented groups to pursue careers in employment law, established an internal D&I Committee, and maintain five Attorney Resource Groups.

"If you act like there is no possibility of change," Bill Quigley, one of our attorney-resource people, told the court, "you guarantee there will be none.

I'm surprised the Orange County district attorney allocated resources to such a minor case.

Meanwhile, the SEC has fought foreign bribery more aggressively, adding attorneys and resources to the effort.

Gayle F. Wasserman, Esq. is a management-side employment attorney and human resources consultant with over 18 years of experience.

The office of Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, has focused resources on investigating art fraud, and Mr. Sutherland's arrest was the most recent in a series.

Could the 50-year-old illiterate white man in Cole County, Missouri, charged in August with vehicular assault and facing over a decade in prison, ever be assigned an attorney with the resources to defend him?

While his on-screen persona needs work -- he tries to come off like Robert Stack in "The Untouchables" but more often conjures up W. C. Fields in "The Bank Dick" -- the attorney general's resources as a showman are considerable.

Mr. Dinallo, the candidate perhaps most intimately familiar with the attorney general's resources and powers, suggested that the next attorney general should leverage the prominence that Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Cuomo brought the office to elevate traditional areas of jurisdiction, like consumer fraud and civil rights.

And his office is using that impression to justify giving the attorney general more resources to pursue these crimes — while lawmakers push to ramp up penalties for voting offenses and create stricter rules, and officials haphazardly go through voter rolls hunting for alleged noncitizens.