Sentence examples for trained barrister from inspiring English sources

I was furious, because after all, I'm a trained barrister and should be able to advocate calmly, with assurance, but I realized afterward that the message was all the more powerful because it had clearly so affected me as an individual, as a woman.

Since the inquiry closed, Mr Blair has suffered two health scares - one an irregular heart beat, another unexplained stomach pains - and seen the man who will lead the attack on his government over the Kelly affair change from Iain Duncan Smith, an ineffectual former guardsman, to Michael Howard, a trained barrister.

The "global search" for a new head coach will be carried out by Ritchie, a trained barrister responsible for extending Lancaster's contract last year.

For not only is she a trained barrister, but also a hypocrite.

Mr Moore, a trained barrister, points out that the reckless mis-selling of financial products, including PPI, is a criminal offence under section 397 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000.

If he's looking for a deputy mayor for policing, the smart money seems to be on current Assembly member Joanne McCartney, a trained barrister and Labour member for Enfield and Haringey, who has chaired the assembly's Police and Crime Committee.

During the hearing on Thursday, Sydney Trains' barrister, Michael Seck, said allowing the strike to go ahead would be "the antithesis of good-faith bargaining" because it would impact on the continuing negotiations.

Grove, by training a barrister — his most famous client was the so-called "Rugeley poisoner," who plied his victims with strychnine — was an enthusiastic experimenter in his own right.

Why should the refuse collector and dinner lady subsidise out of general taxation the cost of training the barrister and the surgeon?" Turning students into consumers has positives and negatives.

Law firms are more likely to pay for students' training; barristers' chambers offer almost no money to support those preparing to join them.

In 2010/11 the number of first six pupillages, the first half of the 12 month professional training barristers must complete before they can practise, fell by 3.1% to 446.