I don't think so," he said after the razor-sharp counsel for the inquiry, Robert Jay, had cited characterizations of him as "the Sun king" and "the power behind the throne".
Today, Katerina, given her money, could have hired a sharp defense counsel to argue that she was driven by circumstance to kill her father-in-law and husband.
For one thing, with sharp-witted counsel on both sides making the strongest possible arguments, it is more likely that justice will be done.
Increases in integration were driven by increases in HIV counselling, while sharp declines in some facilities indicate that integration is difficult to sustain.
After Forbes published a tough piece on the Federal Deposition Insurance Corporation's outgoing director, Sheila Bair, the agency's counsel penned a sharp retort, calling the editorial "more personal attack than commentary".
Starr drew sharp criticism for his work as independent counsel, and in 1999 he resigned.
The counsel on the box: "Stay sharp — because there's only room at the top for one.
Expectedly, the ruling drew a sharp rebuke from Davis's supporters and her counsel, the Christian non-profit Liberty Counsel.
The Treasury Department's general counsel fired off an unusual and sharp rebuke of the regulator, accusing the O.C.C. of trying to ignore the law.
The "most troubling sign" for Marla Tepper, general counsel of the Consumer Affairs Department, was the sharp rise in complaints about underhanded and aggressive debt-collection agencies.
This stands in sharp contrast to the high level of clinical care and counselling provided as part of a clinical genetic testing protocol.
