law faculty

He has worked at the law faculty of the university since 1970.

They are former classmates at the law faculty of the university.

But, he added, they happened to be graduates of the law faculty.

He also served as the Dean of the law faculty between 1992-2001.

Of the 16 women who graduated from the law faculty at the university here in 1980, more than half remain single.

The following year he joined the Harvard law faculty as a professor.

He acted as dean of the law faculty and served on the court.

There are usually more than 10 applicants for one place at the Law faculties.

He graduated from the law faculty and spent the most of his career in diplomacy.

But he preferred teaching, and joined the Columbia law faculty in 1947.

In 1959 he graduated from the law faculty of Tomsk university.

In 1925, he graduated at the top of his class and was promptly appointed to the law faculty.

Economics Studies had no traditional seat, as they were taught by law faculties.

An associate dean said Harvard had been trying to recruit a black woman for the law faculty.

In Poland, the bar examination is taken after graduating from a law faculty at a university.

We need a university and a law faculty.

There he established the first law faculty in Malaysia.

Without another word he left for the university, where he was a lecturer in the law faculty.

He built a university there, its law faculty being so celebrated as to boast at times of 1200 pupils.

In 1910 he started studies at the law faculty of the Jagiellonian University.

Harrison joined the law faculty at Virginia in 1993.

Professor Berger was on the Columbia law faculty for 36 years.

Law faculties at universities were seriously neglected during the Soviet era.

Margaret helped create the Law Faculty from just a dream to reality.

The faculty has a wide range of links with other law faculties in European universities.