Sentence examples for barrister for from inspiring English sources
"barrister for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to a lawyer who specializes in representing clients in court cases. Here is an example: John hired a barrister for his upcoming trial, hoping to get the best legal representation possible.
"I wanted to be a barrister for a long time".
Ita Mangan is a barrister for the Mother and Baby Homes Commission.
Stuart Bouveng, a defence barrister for the 71-year-old former midwife, described it as a "symbolic ceremony".
A barrister for the boy said the content contributed to his client being "stigmatised" within his community.
While dressing for role as barrister for defense, Sullivan complained to Maney about the Variety poll that named him best supporting actor of the year.
His argument was echoed by Gabrielle Bashir SC, the barrister for the family of the slain Lindt Cafe manager, Tori Johnson.
Parishil Patel, the barrister for the NHS trust, told the judge that the man is in a "low awareness state" and requires renal replacement therapy.
The barrister for Voltage, Ian Pike, told the court the questions would be used to judge whether customers were facing financial hardship and whether they were serial downloaders.
Nicholas Moss, the barrister for the Ministry of Defence, said the great majority of the files were connected to Ellement's military police casework.
No one criticises a barrister for representing an unpopular client, yet you can get royally smeared for standing up for someone unpopular in the press.
Richard Lancaster, a barrister for the ISPs including iiNet, criticised the film company for overreach, questioning whether its damage claims would rise against those with higher incomes.
