Sentence examples for foreign counsel from inspiring English sources

Then there was the "FC" designation for foreign counsel; that might have accounted for the surge in motor vehicle registrations in upstate Fulton County, which also granted FC plates.

"I urge the Iraqi people to be patient, and justice will prevail". Saddam's wife Sajidah, has reportedly appointed 20 non-Iraqi lawyers to defend the family, but the Iraqi justice minister, Malik Dohan al-Hassan, said that the Iraqi lawyers' union would have to give permission before foreign counsel could represent Saddam.

It is important that your U.S. attorney and your foreign counsel coordinate on drafting the wills.

Although the New Center policy book offers no foreign policy counsel, Blair did note that Trump's tweets and nicknames for others, though entertaining, probably aren't helpful.

• To the Editor: The Veterans of Foreign Wars' counsel argues that in recent decades an extremist minority has ferociously attacked religious symbols in the public square in contradiction of the intent of the framers of the Constitution.

Serving on the ad hoc Gore committee is also a prestigious resume addition for the part-time advisers, many of whom also advise private clients at the same time they give foreign policy counsel to the Gore campaign.

The foreign secretary's counsel told the court of appeal that the paragraphs "are unquestionably a summary of intelligence material provided to the [UK] under confidential intelligence-sharing arrangements".

This book translates employment and labour law for foreign in-house counsels and human resources managers at international companies and provides a clear understanding of the complex legal regulations in Germany.

Nippon Life, which has long sought the advice and counsel of foreign asset management companies, has none of the problems that hurt Kyoei.

Foreign governments requested his counsel on agricultural matters: Joseph Stalin, for example, in 1931 invited him to superintend cotton plantations in southern Russia and to make a tour of the Soviet Union, but Carver refused.

Sir Robert will examine a bundle of secret documents, in the company of counsel for Foreign Secretary William Hague, to decide if more can be made public on the government's reasons for wanting each of the documents kept secret.