Sentence examples for counsel along from inspiring English sources

Lynn Rhinehart, the labor federation's longtime general counsel, will remain co-general counsel along with Mr. Becker.

It is essential to pay attention to these details with local counsel, along with your U.S. legal counsel.

How well do the CIO and the general counsel get along, in your experience?

But of course I would never advise a person not to become a parent but I would try to counsel them along with doctors, nurses and auxiliaries and all others concerned to talk everything over regarding the risks at stake.

Sean Abbott, the 22-year-old bowler, has been offered counselling along with all those involved in the match at the SCG, which was abandoned.

Counselling, along with the chance to play with her friends, is helping Sarah to come to terms with her loss.

Goldman was well prepared for the questions, taking the unusual step of having its general counsel, Gregory K. Palm, along with its chief financial officer, David A. Viniar, for the early morning conference call after the earnings announcement.

Do they imagine that grief will be assuaged by chocolate-covered truffles, pâté de foie gras, pepperoni sausages?" As well as the "crude cruel stupid well-intentioned", the widow is fortunate to have some good friends, whose kind words and wise counsel she includes, along with her own email responses.

The full house included Viacom's general counsel, Michael D. Fricklas (who along with the remaining Viacom executives has taken the side of Mr. Dauman), the separate lawyers for Mr. Sumner and his daughter, Shari Redstone, and lawyers for National Amusements and Frederic Salerno, the Viacom director challenging this matter.

We have been in touch -- along with Canadian counsel Lorne Waldman -- with officials in Ottawa and we are currently actively pursuing opportunities to discuss the terms of a transfer in Mr. Fahmy's case with the Canadian Foreign Ministry.

"Bill C-24 changed the process so a single government official can strip a Canadian citizenship and that person has no right to a fair hearing and not even a right to see all the evidence against them," said Laura Track, counsel for the BCCLA, which along with the refugee lawyers' association, is acting as a public interest litigant.