Sentence examples for pay for representation from inspiring English sources

The alliance said: "Trade unions should pay for representation within public sector organisations themselves, using their subscription income.

The 15th Meltdown will showcase the work of the legal action charity Reprieve, which campaigns for prisoners around the world who cannot pay for representation.

"Legal aid remains available to help families prepare for an inquest and pay for representation, subject to means and merits tests".

"The starting point," she told the court, "is that the obligation [to pay for representation] arises wherever the state may have some potential responsibility for the death.

Complications arose as the father was over the "disposable income" bracket – but did not have the money to pay for representation.

His new lawyer, Daniel A. Hochheiser, who is handling the case in Manhattan, tried to withdraw when Mr. Espada could not pay for representation, but a judge forced him to continue as Mr. Espada's lawyer.

In order to survive – and to fund flexible rates for clients who had previously qualified for aid – the firm switched to more private work, where the client, rather than the government, pays for representation.

Rwanda, Tanzania and others have all paid for representation from K Street insiders.

I work for Coke just like you do". After being warned about the costs of union representation, the worker responds, "I wouldn't mind paying for representation, because I don't feel like anyone is representing me [now]." "Why would people go seek a third party?" one worker asks.

The bill, which would go to Gov. Mitch Daniels to be signed into law soon after, would ban union contracts from requiring nonunion members to pay fees for representation.

A final vote on the measure, which would ban union contracts from requiring nonunion members to pay fees for representation, had been expected on Tuesday in the House, which Republicans dominate 60 to 40.