Sentence examples for trained in law from inspiring English sources

Birney was trained in law and practiced in Danville.

Trained in law, he entered Parliament in 1586.

Afghanistan once had hundreds of women trained in law.

Ludwig was trained in law but at 25 began writing plays and poems.

Trained in law and political science, Brinon joined the Journal des Débats (1909; "Journal of Debates") and was its editor in chief from 1920 to 1932.

Trained in law, he became president of the Parlement of Paris in 1763, when his father, René-Charles de Maupeou, was made keeper of the seals.

He was thirty when he started painting, after training in law and economics, and forty-three when, in 1909, he hit his stride among the Expressionists in and around Munich, with whom, in 1911, he formed the Blue Rider group, named for one of his paintings.

Freeport inspectors must also be trained in constitutional law and anti-discrimination law concerning searches.

Immigration lawyers warned that unless local law enforcement officers were trained in immigration law, the ICE plan could focus on many immigrants who committed minor violations that did not make them deportable.

She would also believes law enforcement should be trained in the law to ensure that the FACE Act is enforced, regardless of one's views on abortion.

Roughly 14,000 electoral officers were trained in electoral law.