Sentence examples for been adequately represented from inspiring English sources
Unless the court is satisfied that he has been adequately represented, his guilty plea could be subject to subsequent litigation.
"STYLISTA," which begins Wednesday at 9 p.m. on CW, takes us into the clubby world of fashion magazines, presumably because the mandates of high-handed fashion bosses have not been adequately represented in popular culture.
A jury convicted Mr. Smith of murder in 1996, but Justice Hanophy overturned the conviction in October on the ground that Mr. Smith had not been adequately represented by his lawyer at the time, Michael P. Mays.
The two men claimed in their appeal they had not been adequately represented at the time the class was certified and should not be bound by the settlement.
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Detroit acknowledged complaints that the settlement reflected the desires of the UAW, not the retirees, but said the class had been adequately represented in the process.
Firstly, while we attempted to include the perspectives of several stakeholder groups, numerous potentially relevant stakeholders with important perspectives may not have been adequately represented including family members of ART patients and religious leaders.
There were more Democrats than Republicans (Senator John McCain was in Iraq and Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, was not campaigning), but both parties were adequately represented.
It carries the whiff of a quota system and suggests that one's interests can be adequately represented only by a kind of political color coördination.
The American Civil Liberties Union has sued the State of Montana and several of its counties for failing to spend enough money to ensure that poor defendants are adequately represented.
