Sentence examples for reader in law from inspiring English sources

Achilles Skordas, Reader in Law, University of Bristol.

"I'll admit I'm not that clever when it comes to mobile phones," says Xanthaki, a reader in law at Brunel University's Law School.

Reader in Law, University of Bristol, United Kingdom; Member of the Odysseus Academic Network for Legal Studies on Immigration and Asylum Law in Europe.

Never a serious reader in law, he published in 1692 under the pseudonym Cleophil a light but delightfully skillful near-parody of fashionable romance, possibly drafted when he was 17, Incognita: or, Love and Duty reconcil'd.

Judges, prosecutors, police and jurors are generally capable of putting such prejudices aside when considering individual cases, Helen Reece, reader in law at the London School of Economics, argues in a legal journal published on Monday.

According to Andrew Murray, a reader in law who specializes in cyberregulation and information technology law at the London School of Economics law department, the British government is consulting with law professors on a different version of the "three-strikes law".

Panos Koutrakos, Reader in European Law, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.

At the time I was working as proof reader in a law office.

When he was promoted in 1979, he chose to take the title of "reader in labour law", so as to signal that the subject had finally arrived in Cambridge.

A new generation of Chinese lawyers was also entering the profession, students who ''would read about constitutionalism, would read about liberal values,'' says Eva Pils, a reader in transnational law at King's College, London.

Mr. Olson is an avid and polylingual reader with degrees in law and business who became a publishing chief executive after a career in finance.