Sentence examples for longer counsel from inspiring English sources
O'Mara said he was "surprised that two attorneys who were no longer counsel talked for an hour about a case that they're no longer involved in.
Here is Alan Sepinwall, influential critic for Hitfix.com: "This will be the last review I write of 'The Killing,' because this will be the last time I watch 'The Killing.' " Here is James Poniewozik, TV critic at Time: "I no longer counsel patience with 'The Killing'!
Although the majority of patients were found to prefer doctor-led counselling, they were willing to see a genetics nurse or genetics associate in favour of shorter waiting times and longer counselling sessions.
PITC in these settings has been delivered largely through a task-shifting approach using either dedicated lay counsellors (Taegtmeyer et al., 2011), who require additional funding and are trained in a longer counselling protocol intended for the voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) approach; or nurses, many of whom have dual roles (Evans & Ndirangu, 2011).
Fadillah Agus who represented Sandiford during her supreme court appeal last year – but is no longer her counsel – said the British woman refused to appeal for clemency because she had maintained her innocence.
But because the Caddo Parish public defender's office was suffering from a historic, statewide lack of funding, it could no longer provide counsel to hundreds of its poor clients.
Ms Hubena said the aim was to offer mid to longer term counselling for people from vulnerable groups who may be unable to access or afford it.
Now, she can no longer afford legal counsel.
"'You are no longer the general counsel of Tyco,"' Mr. Belnick said he had been told by John F. Fort III, a former director, reading from a piece of paper.
If there is any risk here, it's that Al Frank is no longer around to counsel his protégé.
Thus, the observed tendency of 'private GPs' to counsel longer than 'contracted GPs' cannot be attributed to a direct financial incentive for this service.
