Opposing Counsel: Have you ever been afflicted with jaundice, boll weevils, a persistent itch in places you can't scratch, knife wounds from someone you don't know, or that gross stuff in the corner of your eye in the morning?
Opposing counsel will pounce on extremely small mistakes or omissions to embarrass you or get your testimony excluded (see "As a Matter of Fact," page 26).
As a result of those developments, CPA expert testimony can be impeached by
opposing attorneys on the basis of the methodology used.
Make sure your head coach and athletic director seek out and welcome the
opposing coach.
To prevent wound surfaces from
opposing each other within the middle meatus, a variety of spacers is available.
Despite President George Bush's claim that there was "no anti-war movement"
opposing the Gulf War, hundreds of thousands of people mobilized across the country in the three months before and during the war in opposition, more than during the first three years of major U.
In a paragraph titled "Effect on Own Courses of Action," the intelligence assessment warns that "the ability of such
opposing forces to move about freely and undetected significantly hampers the ability of law-enforcement agencies to identify, track, and monitor their activities.
While Tampa's finance director, Bob Harrell, has questioned the motives of the hotel association in
opposing competition, HCHMA President Heinz Gartlgruber says, "We wouldn't be opposed to a new hotel if an entrepreneur came forward.
LOS ANGELES -- More than 100 well known organizations and leading experts have signed up to debate consumer issues at
Opposing Views, a media company launching this summer.
Given the clarity and widespread support for Proposition 75, the special-interest groups
opposing it - mainly the union bosses - have no choice but to use their overwhelming financial muscle to make it sound like Proposition 75 is something other than what it is.
In 2001, the Royal Bank refused to open an account in Montreal for an organization
opposing the Gay Games projected for 2006.
A brief Internet search will turn up hundreds of activist groups
opposing the envisioned Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).
In fact, most faith traditions in America are actively
opposing this legislation and have gone to great lengths to communicate their opposition to the very premise of the bill itself.
Still, Jean maintains that
opposing the war is in keeping with her group's mission to fight for social and economic justice, even if it's not "exclusively a gay issue.
Of course, the
opposing party's counsel had used that flaw to support the cause of his client, the spouse of the company owner.
