join the bar造句

• She leaves that panel to join the bar board.
• On completion of his graduation, Shanmukham Chetty did not join the bar.
• It was during this time that he decided to cement his place in legal work, and join the bar.
• He subsequently left his practice as a solicitor to join the Bar in 2006 with a focus in civil and public administrative law.
• The purpose behind the Bar Scholarship is two-fold : to attract candidates of the highest calibre to join the Bar and to provide some degree of security.
• In Malaysia, it was also common for very senior members of the Attorney-General's Chambers and even the Bench to join the Bar upon leaving the service.
• The " Ruisseau de Saint Pierremont " flows from the north of the commune towards the south-west and continues to join the Bar west of the commune.
• Unable to obtain a suitable position as a solicitor or get to join the bar, Walkington coached other young women for examinations since there were limited opportunities for them in the schools.
• The " Ruisseau du Clageot " rises in the north of the commune and flows south-west down the centre of the commune and also joins the Bar on the southern border.
• The " Ruisseau de Saint-Pierremont " flows from the north-east of the commune past the village and joins the Bar on the south-western border of the commune.
• Successful candidates must then complete the mandatory 2 years of training courses at the "'Judicial Research & Training Institute ( JRTI ) "'in order to join the bar in Korea.
• Oregon signed agreements with neighboring Idaho and Washington to allow lawyers who passed the bar exam in any of the states to join the bar associations of any of the three states without taking an additional examination.
• The cannabis conviction was also declared in the course of Macdonald's law career, from his application to join the Bar to his appointment as a part-time judge in 2001, the statement said.
• On February 5, 1791, Hartley became the first Pennsylvanian to join the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States when he took the oath in New York, where the court was then located.
• The " Ruisseau de Terron " with its tributaries rises in the south of the commune and flows north-west forming part of the western border before continuing north-west to join the Bar near Malmy.
• KGB gets its share of bikers and roistering fraternity pals who join the bar's garden-variety downtown pan-artistic clientele of academic types, painters, would-be filmmakers, actor gonnabes and assorted word-workers.