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Meanings of pro bono in English
Professional work undertaken voluntarily and without payment.
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Usage of pro 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.
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It's called pro bono work and he wants to do it.
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It is staffed completely by volunteers using donated hardware and pro bono bandwidth.
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Our group asked me once more to accomplish this mission pro bono publico.
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I'm doing this pro bono, I mean I'm doing this on my dime.
13
He expressed an intention to work on environmental issues, pro bono if need be.
14
Such strategic advice on a pro bono basis, has seen many remain gainfully employed.
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Both the solicitor and barrister in the case are therefore appearing partially pro bono.
16
I think he had done some pro bono work for her at one time.
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Translations for pro bono
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