Príklady solicitor

• My solicitor is drawing up a contract.

• Unless I receive a satisfactory response from you within a month I shall put this matter into the hands of my solicitor.

• The solicitor asked that her client be allowed to make a phone call.

• You should lodge a copy of the letter with your solicitor.

• Her will was drawn up by a solicitor and witnessed by two colleagues.

• This involves a romance between a middle-aged solicitor and a woman some 25 years younger.

• Expressions such as a solicitor's office can entail both a specific solicitor or solicitors in general.

• She gives the example of a solicitor's office, in which a solicitor may either refer to a specific solicitor, or to solicitors in general.

• Certainly, the example of a solicitor's office discussed in section 4.1 shows that the context may disambiguate (or not) the constructional category.

• A client looked at the clerk of the solicitor who was about to leave the room.

• My experience, gained during writing courses for solicitors, is that the picture is not quite as black as that.

• Such, at least, was the opinion of the solicitor-general.

• She deprived solicitors of their monopoly of property conveyancing.

• Tables and seats are provided in the well of the court for solicitors, the press, police and doctors.

• Nineteen of the attorneys in this survey (76 %) had been solicitor general.

• The extent to which the attorney and solicitor worked together reflected professional convention as well as personal taste.

• They are increasingly being 'persuaded' by solicitors and mediators not to resist contact.

• The expenses of becoming a solicitor, while far below those of would-be barristers, were still considerable.

• Accountancy was one of the new professions of the nineteenth century but, as with solicitors, professional exclusivity operated by traditional means.

• The attorney usually led for the crown in court, and spoke before the solicitor in the house.