Sentence examples for practised law from inspiring English sources
The two practised law together, and Mr Moon later served as Roh's chief-of-staff.
Career: Practised law in the High Court of Uganda before fleeing to Britain in 1974.
Having practised law for 30 years, I should not have been surprised.
The other central figure in Sands's narrative, Lemkin, practised law in Poland before escaping to Sweden as the Nazis invaded.
In political exile Mda senior practised law in Lesotho where, as an austere Christian, he embodied the PAC's motto: "Service, Sacrifice and Suffering".
Well, when I was born, bred, educated, practised law, became a judge in the United Kingdom, I thought I did have quite strong UK qualifications.
Throughout his legal career, Jinnah practised probate law (with many clients from India's nobility), and in 1911 introduced the Wakf Validation Act to place Muslim religious trusts on a sound legal footing under British Indian law.
He was judged an apostate because, ironically, he preached that Islamic law as practised in Sudan was cruel, based blindly on tradition rather than the tolerant spirit of Islam.In 1991 Sudan issued a new penal code imposing death for a sweeping range of beliefs that can be categorised as apostasy.
A sickly and, probably, asthmatic child and youth, he was bred to engineering and then the Scots law, but barely practised either.
Succession to property was practised as per the Hindu laws.
