Sentence examples for Following litigation from inspiring English sources

Following litigation and public criticism, the Law Society commissioned an internal report that found "administrative failures, wrong decisions, mistakes, errors of judgement, failures in communication and insensitivity".

In December last year the high court in Dhaka ruled that such killings must be brought to a halt following litigation by victims' familes and human rights groups, but they continue on an almost weekly basis.

In response the banks will argue the following: Litigation Strategy So far this is all Clear Channel.

(The gold phiale itself was seized from a New York collection in 1995 by United States federal agents as a stolen object and, following litigation, returned to Sicily in 2000).

A wealth of material is now available from the industry's internal documents, now in the public domain following litigation in the USA: it is here that much evidence on the toxicity of second-hand smoke is to be found [ 21, 22].

A period as a City trader ended when he declared himself bankrupt in 2003 following litigation over a bad debt.

When this is followed by litigation, the effect can be paralyzing.

There followed much litigation and many films — "Amityville II" was based on a book Mr. Weber commissioned.

The peripatetic Parcells improved the Pats, then departed for the Jets, followed by litigation and hard feelings.

Mary Aronson, the president of Aronson Washington Research, a company that follows tobacco litigation, said she was confused about Philip Morris's motives.

The suit, which follows similar litigation against Texas, is the latest effort by the department to go after voting discrimination in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling in June striking down part of the Voting Rights Act.