Sentence examples for engaged to represent from inspiring English sources
He had injuries consistent with torture, according to Anton Punethayanagam, the Sri Lankan human rights lawyer his family engaged to represent him.
Law firms have been engaged to represent the trustee in litigation in Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Gibraltar Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Whenever there is a conflict of interest (or the potential for a conflict), outside counsel and experts are engaged to represent the best interest of the partners.
From the point of view of the population, in each context the set of neurons engaged to represent a given feature was independent of the set of neurons engaged to represent a different feature; moreover, the set of neurons engaged to represent a given feature in one context was independent of the set of neurons engaged to represent the same feature in a different context (Figures 6, and Figure S9).
The case, Rubin v. Eurofinance, did not arise from the Madoff fraud, but the trustee considers it so critical to his global recovery efforts that he has engaged British lawyers to represent him in the matter.
"We chose Fred — who is engaging and charming — to represent everyone's holiday dilemma," Ms. Dyer said.
"I look forward to engaging with Lloyds and RBS to represent the taxpayer's interest as a shareholder in these institutions," Mr. O'Neil said in a statement.
For example, if the attorney is a business associate, longtime friend or relative of one spouse and is engaged by the other to represent them, the perceived independence of this attorney can lead to issues and jeopardize the entire agreement.
"I could have engaged any lawyer in America to represent our bank," Mr. Freeh wrote.
Those who engage in interfaith dialogue tend to represent the most reasonable and more "open" interpretations of their respective faiths.
I think the tougher challenge is the fact that we're trying to represent and engage a group of people who have historically not had a lot of faith in local government.
