Sentences with phrase «vote leave partner»
Michael Gove, his Vote Leave partner in crime has only popped his head up to ring Boris and endorse him for the leadership.
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The centre - left Social Democrats (SPD), Merkel's current coalition partners who were the second - biggest party in the election, have ruled out a repeat of an alliance with her conservatives, who won the vote but were left with fewer seats.
Clinton starts out by invoking the first bill he signed into law as president — the Family and Medical Leave Act — which Maloney not only voted for in 1993, but also has sought to expand by introducing a bill to have it cover LGBT employees and their partners.
Their main rival and current coalition partner, the centre - left Social Democrats led by Martin Schulz, got around 21 percent of the vote — their worst result in post-war Germany.
The lesson focuses on the EU and being a partner of this trade bloc, and the recent decision to vote to leave.
Addleshaw Goddard partners have voted to make a raft of changes to the firm's partnership deed, including introducing a restriction on the number of partners that can leave in a year and the bad leaver clauses.
That leaves me quite a bit behind Goodwin Procter chair Regina Pisa with 395 votes, Wilmer Cutler co-managing partner Bill Lee with 236 votes, Mintz Levin chair Bob Popeo with 154 votes, and Bingham chair Jay Zimmerman with 57 votes.
It also leaves out the whole analysis of your likelihood of remaining an equity partner (to wit, the recent news that Mayer Brown has voted to de-equitize 45 partners.)
Senior City partners say that UK firms lack the expertise to supply the UK government with lawyers to help negotiate new trade deals following the UK's vote to leave the European Union (EU).
Shao has held the Asia managing partner role since May this year, when he was voted in as a replacement for Giles White, who left the firm to become general counsel at Hong Kong conglomerate Jardine Matheson.
Graham Richardson, the partner in charge of the firm's consulting business, said that it had lost a piece of work for a European client in the wake of the vote for Britain to leave the EU, with the Brexit vote being given as a reason.
Partners at both firms voted in favor of the merger in February, but some lawyers at DLA Phillips Fox chose to forego joining their larger counterpart in favor of leaving the global firm for smaller Aussie rivals.
A five - partner private equity team is set to leave Ashurst's Paris office to join Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in the French capital, subject to a partner vote.