Sentences with phrase «full admission»

Luckily, there are several options for foreign - trained lawyers who choose not to seek full admission to the bar, including jobs as foreign legal consultants and in - house counsel.

Full admission here: We were just in a fashion run - through, and I stole this jacket.

As such in every case your solicitor should seek to secure from the defendant insurer an early full admission of fault, and if the defendant is seeking to make an allegation of contributory negligence then get them to make it early so that your solicitor can properly gather the evidence to resist the same.

With the summer movie season upon us, it's a smart move by MoviePass, as it won't have to pay full admission price for repeat showings of hits like «Avengers: Infinity War» and upcoming titles «Deadpool 2» and «Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.»

Guests may enter the park during the final 3 hours of any day, purchase full admission (or use the tickets you've already purchased), and receive a free ticket to come back the next day, or any other full day in the current season.

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, however, said Maziarz's full admission sends a message to elected officials about abusing the public trust.

In reaching his conclusion, the judge took into account the failure by MGN to make full admissions as to their conduct and what he considered to be the improbability of MGN agreeing to make an open statement in court under CPR 53.

Please note that for full admission into the Dallas Teacher Residency program, candidates must meet all the admission requirements of Dallas Teacher Residency and of Texas A&M University — Commerce.

The Tower is a 25 minute walk from Jurys Inn Prague and full admission costs around # 2.50.

Best outcome: Non-tobacco ratings apply for very rare marijuana use and with full admission.

In a prepared written statement, New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman offered this: «Today's guilty plea and full admission sends a strong message to every elected official that if you abuse the public trust, you will be rooted out, and there will be a public accounting of your crime.

If you are a foreign - trained lawyer seeking bar admission, the information provided here should hopefully help you decide whether it makes sense to seek full admission to the bar in the state you are living in.

«Cardwell, who left a handprint on the pie warmer, later made full admissions to police, explaining his reason for the assault was: «Just frustration.

The firm charges applicants $ 400 for the practice session unless they purchase a full admissions package of consulting, which would run $ 3,600 for one school to $ 9,400 for seven schools.

Now, full admission.

Under the initiative, Florida seniors in the top 20 percent of their graduating classes would be guaranteed a slot in one of the state's 10 public universities provided they met the full admissions criteria.

Click on a school's name to see the full admission profiles.

The full admission price is # 8.

Should this be the full admissions process or should there be some kind of reciprocity arrangement or perhaps an adaptation of mobility rules (Like the mobility rules we have here in Canada for lawyers who want to temporarily go to another province)?

He contacted Moore Blatch head injury solicitors to claim car accident compensation, and we quickly secured a full admission of liability from the Defendant.

Further, our Legal English program is also open to LLM students who receive a full admission offer and plan to arrive early in Boulder to prepare for the start of a rigorous LLM program, international students planning on applying to a US law school in the future, and practicing international lawyers seeking to refine their English and Legal English skills.

If you decide to join us once you've completed your qualification you'll be asked to pay the late registration fee as well as the full admission fee and relevant subscription.

The government's gesture was therefore interpreted by some as stopping short of a full admission of responsibility.