Sentence examples for bird law from inspiring English sources

"I'm sorry, I can't help you — you're subject to bird law now".

Brian D. Boone, a partner with the Alston & Bird law firm representing the company, said in court without elaborating that the companypreferred not to have its identity disclosed.

Members of Congress and consumer advocates protested the reversal, specifically questioning the impartiality of U.S. associate attorney general Robert D. McCallum Jr., a former partner of the Alston & Bird law firm, which had previously represented R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, a defendant in the case, on trademark and patent matters.

Mr. Cohn, 47, and Mr. Winkelried, 48, received 40percentt of their compensation in cash and 60percentt in restricted stock and options, Goldman said Friday in a proxy filing The awards "are not doing anything to take the focus off executive compensation," said Laura G. Thatcher, head of the executive pay practice at the Alston & Bird law firm in Atlanta.

Walter Law was born in 1837 to John and Elizabeth Bird Law in the English town of Kidderminster.

As Bryce acknowledges, however, no previous Justice Department -- not even under the fossil fuel-friendly George W. Bush administration -- ever took a wind developer to court for violating either bird law.

While the Endangered Species Act would protect the bird by law, this program is voluntary.

I currently work at Alston & Bird, a law firm in Washington, which keeps me plenty busy.

The bridegroom, 28, is an associate at Alston & Bird, a law firm in Atlanta.

Mrs. Goldstrom, 25, is an associate with Alston & Bird, a law firm in Atlanta.

"Ultimately what matters is mandates at the national level," said Tom Amis, who heads up the renewable energy group at Alston & Bird, a law firm.