Sentence examples for law having from inspiring English sources

Judge Masipa is a latecomer to the law, having undertaken her pupillage in her 40s.

He returned to Pekin to practice law, having gained admittance to the bar by examination while serving in Congress.

Mr. Correa, too, had longstanding trouble with the law, having been arrested 18 times and served two long prison terms in the 1980s and 1990s for dealing drugs.

Judge Sack is an expert on First Amendment freedom of the press and defamation law, having written two books on those topics.

And I just want to point out -- I know it's something you know -- the International Criminal Court identified Qaddafi as having violated international law, having committed war crimes.

Just as a National Security Strategy is mandated by law, having a National Economic Strategy should be mandated by self-interest and common sense.

Pioli is Parcells's son-in-law, having married Parcells's daughter Dallas last year.

Perhaps your mother-in-law, having raised children before, knows this and is saving her powder for later.

When Andri ploddingly hunts down his (not quite?) ex-father-in-law, having found the incriminating key in his jeans, damp with kerosene, there were no pyrotechnics.

He now has an inside track on the depression that sometimes overtook Don and feels more able to assess the chances of his father-in-law having been turned into a suicidal killer by it.

That is touchy-feely forecasting, something like forecasting that your moody mother-in-law, having welcomed you on your last visit, will be glad to see you next time.