Sentence examples for until the lawyer from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — As is his custom, Justice John Paul Stevens did not ask a question on Wednesday until the lawyer before him had almost finished his argument.

In the absence of anything in writing, the dispute went to a federal judge who jailed Bailey for 44 days in 1996 until the lawyer could borrow enough money to satisfy the government's demands for return of the stock.

PARIS — Despite pressure from international courts, NATO and rights groups, the Libyan authorities who are detaining a lawyer from the International Criminal Court and three members of the court's staff say they will not be released until the lawyer answers questions about her dealings with Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, a son of the former dictator, a Libyan official in Tripoli said.

Until the lawyers sign off on all three, the senior offensive duty officer cannot request permission from the joint force air component commander to fire weapons such as a Hellfire missile from a drone or use close air support from manned aircraft like the A-10 Warthog.

What does seem certain is that the question of whether criminals sentenced to imprisonment should, or should not forfeit civic rights will not get a great deal of attention, but just wait until the lawyers move on, as they surely will, to the matter of the deprivation of prisoners' rights to family life.

I'd rather leave the party a little early than hang around until the lawyers and bureaucrats show up and spoil the fun.

The R24 does allow for digital multi-track recording with a 24-track playback option and 8-track simultaneous recording, which should let you sample Rolling Stones tracks into your Bittersweet Symphony until the lawyers catch on.

If they really want you, they will wait until the lawyers get it all sorted out.

In Judge Hunter's case one New Orleans prosecutor accused private lawyers of being anarchists because they asked for release of people facing trial until the lawyers can get reimbursed for their costs and overhead, as the Louisiana Supreme Court has demanded since 1993.

Until the lawyers know who was being investigated and why, said Nevin, he can't be sure he or his team are not under surveillance or at risk of future prosecution, regardless of what prosecutors now say.

Sanchez-Guzman "apparently claims that he did not remember this alleged incident from 2003 until now," the lawyer said.