Sentence examples for be willing to represent from inspiring English sources
Because chances of recovery are virtually nonexistent, few defendants will choose to sue, and few attorneys will be willing to represent them.
Ask for a formal letter of interest at this point and show the letter to potential investors to let them know that a distributor will be willing to represent your cartoon.
But Mr. Liu said he would be willing to represent Mr. Ai in a trial.
In September, she got a call from the state asking her if she'd be willing to represent either McCarthy or Bond.
Another YouTuber, Based_Mama, called the lawyer Conlon on Wednesday evening to see if he would be willing to represent Hall, who wanted to regain custody of her children, Chambers of My Heart said to The Washington Post on Tuesday.
I'm therefore in the weird position of having a well-received novel on the shelves, yet am unable to find an agent who would be willing to represent me, either for this book or my future projects, of which there are several in the pipeline.
But Terri's yearlong survival posed an obstacle, and the Bradleys were unable to find a lawyer in California who was willing to represent them.
Liu Xiaoyuan, a lawyer who has said he is willing to represent the artist if necessary, said Ai was not in a jail or a detention centre, but that neither Lu nor Ai were sure where he was being held.
The ravages of colonialism are clearly Campbell's target, at least in the first act, and that he and Dubblejoint, a company associated with Republicanism, are willing to represent the Irish as not just victims but perpetrators is refreshing.
(Why do I have the impression the administration prefers it this way?) "He was willing to represent the states in their antitrust case against Microsoft, so he is not a shill for corporate interests," said one law professor.
