Sentence examples for sort of attorney from inspiring English sources

They could also define the sort of attorney general Mr. Holder turns out to be: how unyielding, how capable of persuading those inside the administration — including Mr. Obama — and outside to accept his judgment.

There seems to be little chance that Mr. Bush will appoint the sort of attorney general that the nation needs, a job that includes enforcing voting rights laws and civil rights laws and ensuring that criminal prosecutions are done fairly.

Right now, it's hard to find the sort of attorney who can help you see around corners as a young company, negotiate tricky situations and connect you to other legal experts when you need to go deep on a topic.

That is unless this is some sort of attorney or legal service, then it would be held in an attorney trust account.

Roughly speaking, there can be a F.O.I.A. exemption for a sort of attorney-client privilege within the government — but only at certain stages, when officials are figuring out what is legal.

In another clarification, sort of, the attorney general said the problem is "undue influence". So there.

Have you just had a baby, or are you moving towards old age and wondering about sorting out power of attorney so someone can take control of your financial affairs and care if you fall ill?

Among them is the creation of a European public prosecutor, a sort of nascent federal attorney general who would be responsible for investigating and bringing to trial cases where the European Union's financial interests are at stake.

Jon Huntsman: He has a sort of 1950s district attorney swoop going on.

In fact, his presence has become such a fixture in the Gulf state Vietnamese communities that he's considered a sort of de-facto attorney for more than just oil spill-related ssues.

Actually, that's sort of the way being Attorney General works -- he's not actually supposed to be at the beck and call of the White House.