Sentence examples for counsel found from inspiring English sources

"The general counsel found substantial evidence that the payment to Ms. Hampton was, in fact, severance, but the commission clearly chose to ignore it," Ms. Sloan said.

The firm has said that an internal inquiry by outside counsel found no evidence of improper trading by any employees other than Mr. Newman and Mr. Tortora.

His 1999 single "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" was a UK number one and offered snippets of advice: you should dance, travel, floss, stretch and – with the wisest counsel found in the title itself – wear sunscreen.

Gaon Hart, senior crown advocate in the CPS special crime division, said there were "conflicting witness accounts" about the manner of the Angolan's restraint, although counsel found there was a "breach of duty" in the way Mubenga was held.

But he noted that H. Marshall Jarrett, the Justice Department counsel, found in January that Mr. Ashcroft had not engaged in professional misconduct or violated Justice Department rules by publicly describing Dr. Hatfill as a "person of interest".

WEEK IN REVIEW IN NEW YORK -- A special counsel found a "valid legal basis" to seek to remove State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi from office, but stopped short of recommending action.

If the board's general counsel finds merit to the charge, the board could seek an injunction to end the lockout.

Lay "tells his general counsel, 'Find out what this is all about,' " Bennett said.

The improvement in mental health status following counselling found in the present investigation is consistent with the results of previous studies [ 11- 16].

A comparison of six versus 24 AT lessons as adjuncts to massage therapy, and advice from a doctor to take exercise with nurse delivered counselling, found that six one-to-one AT lessons followed by an exercise prescription had long-term benefits, with a significant reduction in days in pain and disability.

A recent trial utilising diet and activity classes and telephone counselling found no difference in weight change between intervention and control groups noting that engaging women during this busy period is challenging and concluding that home based interventions may be more successful (O'Toole et al., 2003).