Sentence examples similar to client's doubts from inspiring English sources

Auditors issue going concern opinions when they have substantial doubts about a client's ability to continue as a going concern for one year beyond the financial statement date.

Several defense lawyers representing Guantanamo detainees echoed Poteet's doubts that the government will follow through with declassifying their clients' allegations of torture.

It also means Mr. Hernandez's lawyer, Harvey Fishbein, will be able to present another possible culprit to the jury to sow doubt about his client's confession.

Justice Department officials asked Mr. McVeigh's lawyer to notify them if he believed that any of the documents created any reasonable doubt about their client's guilt.

Before the jurors were brought into court, Johnson confirmed to Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Ricardo R. Ocampo that he was not declaring a doubt about his client's mental competence to stand trial but said a defense expert considered Gallardo, now 18, to be a "borderline" case.

When a client has doubts about the alliance, these emerge as a low score on the SRS.

Why, it was Scott Boras, no doubt worried that his client's impending free agency had just caved in.

Nicholas Sargen, the global market strategist for J. P. Morgan's private clients, doubts that Mr. Rubin tried to set up the market.

While the videos of those meetings left little doubt that Ms. Stewart had knowingly defied her client's prison rules, her lawyers' efforts also paid off yesterday.

A low score on the SRS form may indicate client doubts about the alliance.

I often suggest this technique to my clients when doubts start bubbling to the surface.