Sentence examples for present attorney from inspiring English sources

The present attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, has forced reforms on the corrupt student loan industry.

She criticised the decision of the present attorney general, George Brandis, to grant the commission access to cabinet documents, overturning a century of tradition.

One of them, Sharyl Attkisson, a conservative investigative journalist, is seeking thirty-five minlion damages in damages from the Department of Justice and Eric Holder, the present Attorney General, for allegedly hacking into her phone and computer.

There is nothing simple about it: the only reason for wanting an inquest is that you think Dr Kelly might have been murdered, and that Lord Hutton, Tony Blair, Mrs Kelly and the present Attorney General, who refused the request for a new inquest, are all involved in a huge cover-up.

So, the present Attorney General and Republican candidate for governor, Ken Cuccinelli, has appealed the Fourth Circuit's decision to the Supreme Court and requested a stay of the ruling pending the appeal.

The Ethnic Studies ban has been a long-time obsession of former state school superintendent and present Attorney General Tom Horne, a Canadian immigrant who has charged that the Ethnic Studies Program teaches "irrational mob behavior".

Special prosecutors nowadays are even less likely to be fired; as the present attorney-general has found, the political climate will simply not allow it.So let the statute die.

"It is expected that only the rare case would present the Attorney General with the requisite compelling reasons to justify a delayed notification," the new guidelines say.

Mr. Spota declined to comment last week, saying that the matter was in the hands of the present district attorney, James M. Catterson Jr. Current Suffolk officials said last week that restoring public confidence called for decisive steps.

Speaking at a press conference in Chicago with Mayor Rahm Emanuel and police Superintendent Eddie Johnson present, outgoing Attorney General Loretta Lynch said the city's police officers unnecessarily escalate situations, leading to incidents that endanger both cops and civilians.

Foraker was initially convinced of the guilt of the men, but reconsidered after evidence obtained in a private investigation by progressive organizations was presented to him (the attorney presenting it, an African American, was denied an audience with Roosevelt).