Sentence examples for represents law from inspiring English sources

"The people that are going to be affected the most are the owners of real estate," said Patrick M. Duffy, a managing principal of the real estate services firm Newmark who is based in Atlanta and represents law firms nationally.

"My client Jude Law issued proceedings against Blake Publishing and Sadie Frost, as he was concerned about certain passages in Ms Frost's forthcoming autobiography as well as the proposed publication of photographs of his children," said Mark Thomson, partner at law firm Atkins Thomson, which represents Law.

"The NRA represents law-abiding gun owners and we support lawful behavior," she wrote in an email.

He represented law enforcement unions and also served as a law school professor.

Even those who represent law and order in the virtual world aren't very reassuring.

Now, a group representing law schools is challenging the government's policy of tying dollars to access.

In a lawsuit filed last month in federal court in New Jersey, groups representing law schools and law professors charge that these policies violate the First Amendment.

"It is difficult to manage a law firm with two principal locations," said Mr. Steir, whose company has specialized in representing law firms.

"I always love to meet a man representing law and order," Mr. Thompson said in greeting Jason Johnson, who was wearing a Butler County Sheriff's Department uniform.

During the Tolerance Center's four years, Ms. Regan said, about 10,000 people have attended its sessions, most representing law enforcement and criminal justice agencies in New York State, New Jersey and Connecticut.

Others allowed them entry while arranging visits under conditions that set them apart from recruiters representing law firms and corporations whose practices the law schools do not consider discriminatory.