Sentence examples for war lawyer from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the "war lawyer" was no less impressive than some of the barristers I have witnessed in action.

The ensuing question and monologue session between the panel and prosecutor for the day Chris Coverdale (a self-styled "war lawyer" who is neither a solicitor, barrister nor legal executive) threatened to permanently extinguish the life from my icy veins.

Soon after the start of the Afghan war, lawyers at the Pentagon - specialists on the Geneva convention, international law and interrogation - were asked to explore the legal issues involved in the prosecution of this new war.

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Heartened by a federal court victory in Philadelphia last week in the managed care wars, lawyers for several major health insurance companies are seeking to consolidate a host of lawsuits accusing managed care companies of misleading customers.

"You can win a battle, but not the war," the lawyer told me, wearily.

"Addington was too young to be fully affected by the Vietnam War," the lawyer said.

"They have so much money, there is enough for everyone and yet they continue this war," the lawyer said.

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"The crisis will come when and if the ICC judges decide that they should retain jurisdiction and the Libyans refuse to hand them [Saif and Senussi] over," said Sir Geoffrey Nice, a war crimes lawyer who prosecuted Serbia's former president, Slobodan Milosevic, "Having no police force of its own, the ICC will throw up its hands in horror and go to the security council".

Anticipation is high for his follow-up to Lincoln, starring two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks as a cold war American lawyer recruited by the CIA to defend a soviet spy (Mark Rylance) and arrange for his swap with a captured U-2 pilot in east Berlin.