Sentence examples for coordinating attorney from inspiring English sources

BOB BACIGALUPI New York, Aug. 13, 2002 The writer is coordinating attorney for welfare for Legal Services.

Steven Banks, coordinating attorney for the homeless family rights project of the Legal Aid Society, said he thought the problems were not insurmountable.

Steven Banks, the coordinating attorney for the Legal Aid Society's Homeless Family Rights Project, which has successfully blocked the measure from being put into effect for two years, argued that not only were the rules illegal, but that the city was solely interested in punishing families rather than assisting them.

In his new job, Mr. Pruitt will regulate many of the companies with which he coordinated as attorney general of Oklahoma.

A White House spokesman referred questions to Ty Cobb, the attorney coordinating the administration's response to the Russia investigations, who did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Not only are the charges "specious", said Angela Bibens, an attorney coordinating legal defense for the camps with the Water Protector Legal Collective, but arrested activists are frequently denied access to legal representation.

The report concludes that I was wrong to announce the F.B.I.'s completion of the investigation without coordinating with the attorney general and that I was wrong to inform Congress in late October that we had reopened the investigation.

SJS practitioners determine what background characteristics and attitudes predict favorable results, and then coordinate with attorneys in choosing the jury.

The only D.C.-based official with whom California U.S. attorneys coordinated, Horwood said, was Deputy Attorney General James Cole, who was chosen by Attorney General Eric Holder, an Obama appointee.

In other action, Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, said yesterday that he was coordinating with other state attorneys general an investigation into Purdue for potential antitrust violations.

For now, the coordinating board awaits the attorney general's opinion on the Department of Education rules, which is expected by Dec. 26.