Sentence examples for contract to represent from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rogers canceled his contract to represent the sheik, former head of Saudi intelligence.
Before the first trial, the prosecutor, Vinegrad, had informed Judge Nickerson that Stephen Worth's firm had a contract to represent the police union, the P.B.A.
Her husband, Jeffrey, works for the lobbying firm Black, Kelly, Scruggs & Healey, which once handled a State Department contract to represent the Iraqi National Congress.
The company says the seemingly damning documents were "fabricated" and plays down its relationship with Mr Cilins, saying he never signed a formal contract to represent the firm.
The Glover Park Group notified the Saudi Embassy in Washington that it was canceling its two-year-old contract to represent the kingdom, according to a person with knowledge of the move.
Parsons, the only company to bid on the project, had close ties to several well-connected Republicans and gave Carl Golden, Mrs. Whitman's former communications director, a multimillion-dollar contract to represent the company in the State House as a lobbyist.
There will be competitive tendering for a new generation of solicitors' contracts to represent defendants in police stations and magistrates courts.
Competitive tendering for a new generation of contracts to represent defendants in police stations and magistrates courts is the most immediate threat for solicitors.
The Guardian sent a series of questions to 15 organisations who work with detainees – law firms with Home Office contracts to represent detainees and specialist NGOs.
Neuberger's forthright comments come in response to proposals from the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, to introduce price-competitive tendering in contracts to represent defendants during criminal trials, restrict legal aid and make it harder to bring judicial review challenges.
Restrictions on legal aid mean the prosecution is often better funded than the defence (and now solicitors are being asked to compete for contracts to represent defendants in order to drive costs down further).
