Sentence examples for directing attorney from inspiring English sources
"They are actually a step in the wrong direction," said Santos Gomez, directing attorney for the Oxnard office of California Rural Legal Assistance, which provides free legal help to the poor.
The writer is directing attorney for disaster legal services at Lone Star Legal Aid.
Kerstin (pronounces "Shar-stin") joined the Law Foundation of Silicon Valley in 1996 and co-founded the Fair Housing Law Project in 1998, serving as Directing Attorney.
Eric Carlson, a directing attorney at the National Senior Citizens Law Center, suggests that Glenwood's managers may have instructed staff that there is a "bright line" between independent living and assisted living that should never be crossed.
Assuming Colleen is a licensed nurse, this suggests she would not have been covered by Good Samaritan protections so long as she delivered CPR at her workplace, said Eric Carlson, a directing attorney at the National Senior Citizens Law Center.
After directing Attorney General Jeff Sessions to resign, controversy swirled around acting attorney general Matthew G. Whitaker's qualifications for the job, business entanglements and previous public opposition to the Russia investigation.
2192, directed Attorney General to report to Congress annually, during first three years following Oct. 12, 1984, concerning prosecutions under this section.
2184, directed Attorney General to report to Congress annually, during first three years following Oct. 12, 1984, concerning prosecutions under this section.
Speaking at the White House days after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Mr. Trump said that he had directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to develop the regulations.
Trump said he had directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions's office to immediately visit Chicago to help the city address its wave of deadly shootings.
Trump has directed Attorney General Jeff Sessions to "allocate all legally available resources to immediately assign immigration judges to immigration detention facilities," according to an executive order issued in January.
