Sentence examples for competently represented from inspiring English sources

In that particular case -- in which a defendant was charged with murdering four people, including three law enforcement officers and a sheriff's wife -- he said he voted as he did because he believed the condemned man had not been competently represented.

In April, the 10th Circuit Court of appeals affirmed Dunlap's death sentence, ruling that his lawyers competently represented him at trial, even if they didn't present evidence of Dunlap's mental illness.

"He appears to be competently representing himself," Judge Millette said.

"If we're not advocating against the process," he said, "we're not competently representing our clients".

Attorneys are required to fully and competently represent you if they accept you as a client.[38].[38]

Regardless of what you agree to pay, if an attorney accepts you as a client they are required to fully and competently represent you, regardless of what you pay.

These competency frameworks represent an expectation that educational programs will prepare and produce practitioners who can act competently as advocates and change agents.

In many cases you will need to reveal sensitive information to your lawyer in order for him or her to represent your business competently, so choose someone you trust.

I like to think I'd be a bit better now, but looking back, I'm more astonished by my belief that as a 25-year-old advertising manager, I could represent some 8,000 households in Newcastle anywhere near competently.

"'We were supposed to represent our country as well as ourselves and not just competently but with skill and confidence," she said.

Guy, for example, represents the young black male, while Vivian represents the idealized mother figure, and the stiff language they use, as well as the language in Angelou's text, is intended to prove that blacks can competently use standard English.