counsel **
barrister BrE , barr (Abkürzung)
of counsel

I have need of good counsel, and you never gave me less.

I do believe counsel for the defense is going too far.

And let's not even talk about their counsel on technology.

I come to you for counsel, and at such a moment!

He made good use of defense counsel himself, in those days.

In high school he became president of the student counsel.

I can give only counsel, for the rest is up to you.

I think you had much better keep your own counsel.

Or so the old man said, but he never took his own counsel.

Your services as local counsel will, of course, no longer be needed.

He could hear his mother's counsel as if she were in the room with him now.

I said we would give all this over to the special counsel.

If I did something wrong, it will come out in the special counsel.

Maybe that is what the President thought about his wife's counsel.

He had learned long ago to keep his own counsel.

I will come with you, if that is your counsel.

My counsel will tell the court all about that when the time comes.

What I said to her was that she needed counsel.

Finally, they went to the university's general counsel, who called the police.

There is thinking to be done and I must take counsel with myself.

Our counsel will make a big point out of it.

So he kept his own counsel and went to bed.

We have been taking counsel together, and getting on very well, all things considered.

"She is a woman who knows how to keep her own counsel very well."

He thought about it for a long time, and at last found good counsel.

How many cases do you as one barrister have to deal with at the moment?

As a barrister, he saw the world in very personal terms.

As a barrister, did they make you work with children all the time?

Or maybe because you're the way you are, old barrister.

It might have been better if the barrister had not said what he did.

He is well known for his role as a barrister in many legal cases.

In the past, barristers did not deal with the public directly.

Starting with only 30 members, they now have 100 barristers.

By this time, however, the two barristers are in love.

"That's the whole point of coming to barristers in the first place."

A barrister who seems to be living in the woods.

He became a barrister in 1925 and established his own practice.

Not everyone, though, is lucky enough to have kind barrister friends.

He worked for a number of years as a criminal law barrister.

He left science for the law, and in 1912 was called to the bar as a barrister.

Sure enough, he was a barrister to the very core of his being.

He was one of the very few Barristers from the region at that time.

His father's aim for him was to become a barrister.

He decides to study law and to become a barrister.

Here he became a barrister and settled in the city.

At present, about 1 in 20 barristers have so qualified.

He is also a barrister and a former police prosecutor.

They may call members to the Bar and allow them to practice as barristers.

He was a former soldier who had become a Barrister in 1924.