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Meanings of bono in English
Portuguese
língua abron Catalan
abron Usage of bono in English
1
I've got a pro bono case, but that doesn't take much time.
2
Large firms do take cases pro bono on behalf of the indigent.
3
Sen. Paul administers pro bono eye surgeries when Congres is in recess.
4
Maybe they thought doing the case as pro bono would be good publicity.
5
In 2013, London-based law firm Clifford Chance took on the case pro bono.
6
Takes on big corporate cases to fund pro bono civil-liberties cases.
7
The attorneys, working pro bono, have planned a fundraising campaign for the family.
8
I do some pro bono work from time to time, too.
9
It's called pro bono work and he wants to do it.
10
The legal phrase cui bono has taken on an extended meaning.
11
It is staffed completely by volunteers using donated hardware and pro bono bandwidth.
12
Our group asked me once more to accomplish this mission pro bono publico.
13
I'm doing this pro bono, I mean I'm doing this on my dime.
14
But he had got so far as to ask himself the question,-Cuibono?
15
To all this organizing activity we might say, Cui bono, for what good?
16
It dallies with Latinity-'subsilentio,' 'de die in diem,' 'cui bono?'
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