Sentence examples for counsel something from inspiring English sources

Birkett became a popular defence counsel, something that on occasion caused him trouble; he was once forced to refuse a defendant's request to act as his representative because Birkett was expected in a different court.

Experience counsels something entirely different: that Dave has a lot to learn.

But my search for practical counsel unearthed something else, too.

"The special counsel said — something they've never done — they said that story was false," Jordan said, after he and Cohen repeatedly interrupted the other.

The reason for that suspicion is that Peach REO's counsel did something really amateurish, which was to file two Motions to "Reopen" the case so that Peach REO could pursue its post-judgment enforcement remedies.

The World Wide Web is host to hundreds of financial bloggers, who provide everything from solid counsel to something of a support group for the budget-challenged.

Clark noted that many lawyers endure guilty or ethically challenged clients ― the right to legal counsel being something attorneys strive to uphold ― but erratic clients are a whole different can of worms.

But I'll just go to counselling or something and say, 'Um, where do I go?' " As she continued, her voice began to crack for the first time since I arrived.

"For the government to be able to get at the person directly, without counsel interposed, is something they want," said Ramzi Kassem, a lawyer for terrorism suspects who is a professor at the City University of New York School of Law in Queens.

Doing so would have undermined, or at least complicated, the point that was essential to the story and which helped push it to the front-page that the independent counsel was doing something new.

It's not known if Trump is still open to sitting down for an interview with the special counsel's office, something he previously pledged to do.