Lawyer in sentence

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I'm a corporate lawyer most of the time for an organization called Enablis that supports entrepreneurs in South Africa.

I said, "I want to be a lawyer."

You know, we don't need another lawyer in the United States."

When you first arrive, you need to find a lawyer and fill out legal documents within two weeks.

On my way back home, I called Mario, my lawyer.

And in the movie, he plays a down-and-out lawyer who's become an ambulance chaser.

And in the last 16 years, I've been at HIAS, the Jewish organization that fights for refugee rights around the world, as a lawyer and an advocate.

But then if you lose one of those second set of teeth, they don't regrow, unless, if you're a lawyer.

I'm a law professor, lawyer and civil rights advocate.

Because of that store owner, all of my mother's siblings went on to become engineers, lawyers, accountants and teachers, and my mother went on to become a lawyer.

However, if a video is there that everything was explained to you, and you have it all in the video file, it'll be much less likely that some hotshot lawyer will take this case on contingency, because it won't be nearly as good a case.

I'm a lawyer; I don't believe in feelings.

As a lawyer, I've got to say these guys are inventing the law and stare decisis and stuff like that as they go along.

What if my roommate knew about the female lawyer who recently went to court in Nigeria to challenge a ridiculous law that required women to get their husband's consent before renewing their passports?

The anger in me against corruption made me to make a big career change last year, becoming a full-time practicing lawyer.

My experiences over the last 18 months, as a lawyer, has seeded in me a new entrepreneurial idea, which I believe is indeed worth spreading.

In my last 18 months as a lawyer, battling small- and large-scale corruption, including the one perpetrated by India's biggest corporate scamster.

You need a lawyer to run the company, because there's so much law.

It's like having a little lawyer on your shoulders all day long, whispering in your ear, "Could that go wrong?

While he still held that worldview, I was 16, I got the best lawyer in town, my older brother Karthik, and I sat him down, and I said, "Pa, from today onwards I've decided I'm going to be disciplined, I'm going to be curious, I'm going to learn something new every day, I'm going to be very hard working, and I'm not going to depend on you emotionally or financially."

Here's a map a lawyer made.

Whether you're an artist, a technologist, a lawyer or a fan, the handling of copyright directly impacts your life.

Unfortunately, the school system is grooming this world to say, "Let's be a lawyer," or, "Let's be a doctor."

Right now we teach our kids to go after really good jobs; the school system teaches them to go after things like being a doctor and being a lawyer and being an accountant and a dentist and a teacher and a pilot.

Now, I'm going to tell you right up front that I failed, which, as a lawyer, is a really hard thing for me to admit.

In the weeks leading up to my trip to Brazil, I mentioned my upcoming plans to some friends and to a couple of colleagues at Google, where I was a lawyer at the time.

He published it in the form of two floppy disks, at a time where floppy disks genuinely were floppy, and his approach was the same as the economists': sit down with a lawyer, get her to explain to you how it was she solved a legal problem, and then try and capture that explanation in a set of rules for a machine to follow.

He's an ambitious lawyer who is very outgoing and absolutely smitten with her.

I must confess that the biggest hole in the plot kept me awake for hours, wondering how dumb the screenwriter, the director, Chrisian Slater, Molly Parker, and Stephen Rea could be not to at least explain how our murderer, who was not a lawyer, or a policeman, could go into a locked cell at a jail, kill his second victim, and tie him up from a noose to make it look like suicide???

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