Sentence examples for Upon litigation from inspiring English sources

In a country where Confucian culture has always frowned upon litigation, and where lawyers were long considered as "legal tricksters" undermining social harmony, the importance of this event cannot be underestimated.

Because the court "insists upon litigation conducted by state officials whose preference is to lose the case," Kennedy continued, the majority's decision "means that a single district court can make a decision with far-reaching effects that cannot be reviewed".

The company will not comment further upon pending litigation.

And so the reams upon reams of litigation Clinton's interest rate freeze would provoke could quite possibly forestall any easing of the burdens on homeowners on the brink of losing their homes.

More profoundly, the argument that any litigation touching upon foreign intelligence operations is categorically off limits to judicial scrutiny is an affront to the constitutional separation of powers.

Trump, who is often called upon for expert witness and litigation consulting on school security incidents, said he has found that most school safety lawsuits involve allegations of failures of people and procedures rather than failures of equipment and hardware.

We were negotiating very hard to try to resolve it without a litigation, but I insisted upon public disclosure of the e-mails.

"The sentence handed down today ends years of litigation, imposes significant punishment upon the defendant and precludes him from ever challenging his conviction or sentence," Mythili Raman, the acting assistant attorney general, said in a statement.

Upon graduation, he is to become a litigation associate in the Los Angeles office of Jenner & Block, a Chicago law firm.

Mr. Collins had said, for example, that by ordering the Legislature to fully pay for construction in the districts covered by the Abbott v. Burke litigation, the court had infringed upon the separation of powers.

The agreement, signed by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's top lawyer and the Legal Aid Society and ending a 25-year litigation marathon, would become effective upon court approval, expected in about a month.