Sentence examples for counsel stated that from inspiring English sources

While "literally true," the counsel stated, that testimony was "potentially misleading".

The internal investigation, conducted by Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, Christie's outside counsel, stated that "there were no admissions of contacts of an inappropriate nature between Christie's and Sotheby's," according to the letter sent to the European Commission, which is conducting its own inquiry.

Chevron's general counsel stated that he expected to lose the case, but would "fight until hell freezes over and then skate it out on the ice".

In another rebuff to Cooper, the General Assembly passed a law in 2013 reasserting its own leaders' power to hire their own counsel, stating that the leadership "shall jointly have standing to intervene" on behalf of the legislature.

3pm ConnectU Counsel states that they can't talk about the litigation in the intro aside from what is in the public domain.

In court papers filed today, MIT counsel states that its opposition stems from two factors: its concerns about people in the MIT community named in the documents and the security of its computer networks.

In its September 2012 guidance, the General Counsel states that military members should be offered a retirement ceremony because they have earned the honor, that a general officer should preside if possible, and that the presiding officer is entitled to use official travel funds to pay for travel expenses (e.g., transportation and lodging).

The company's securities counsel has stated that it was not required to be reflected in Calpine's periodic reports.

The interrogators never advised Mr. Lindh of his right to counsel and stated that they did not know when Mr. Lindh could see a lawyer.

Pistorius covered his ears while his counsel pointedly stated that the medical evidence shows head injuries to Ms Steenkamp so extensive she would have had "no thought process, no cognitive function" and yet the neighbour claims to have heard her screams, from behind a locked toilet door, 177 metres away.

The Trial Chamber held that at that point in the trial no circumstance had arisen that supported the imposition of defence counsel but stated that it would "keep the position under review".