Sentence examples for requests to represent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barasch's requests to represent Mr. Stanford's firm, which he eventually did on one occasion, were described in a scathing report issued by the S.E.C. inspector general that raised questions about whether there was a violation of the conflict-of-interest restrictions on former government employees.

The model of or-constraints is based on utility function, which can associate utility with different resource requests to represent resource preferences and maximize overall utility to improve system efficiency.

Because of its success, particularly in the areas of complex child custody and property matters, the firm has continued to grow, adding attorneys and receiving requests to represent clients throughout the United States.

David Frakt, announced that al-Bahlul was boycotting the trial, and that he had two specific reasons: firstly, because the judge had repeatedly denied his requests to represent himself, and secondly because he did not wish to be represented by a military lawyer.

She said she turned down at least one request to represent a Hamptons nightclub this summer.

But she approved his request to represent himself in court; he has twice dismissed his own lawyers.

In June a federal judge rejected his request to represent a prisoner held in the 1998 Tanzania embassy bombing.

The judge in the case, Leonie M. Brinkema of Federal District Court in Alexandria, has delayed a decision on the applicability of death penalty while she weighs whether to grant Mr. Moussaoui's request to represent himself at trial.

Mr. Kaczynski assserted that a federal judge had violated his rights by letting his lawyers use his mental condition as a defense, over his objections, and by denying his request to represent himself.

The judge has in the past said she was very likely to grant Mr. Moussaoui's request to represent himself as long as he agreed to undergo a psychiatric examination and that he was shown to be mentally competent and acting voluntarily.

The 7-to-2 decision overturned a ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court that had found that a schizophrenic man was entitled to a new trial on a charge of attempted murder because the trial judge had improperly denied his request to represent himself.