Sentence examples for a current lawsuit from inspiring English sources

The turf fight escalated to a current lawsuit after HUD did begin to restrict Philadelphia's funds, accusing the city of not supplying enough public housing for the disabled.

And in a current lawsuit brought by a group of small contractors who want to contribute to political campaigns, the F.E.C. has made it clear that it believes the ban remains in effect "to serve important government interests in deterring corruption".

Cameron Stracher Correction: March 3 , 2002 Sunday Because of an editing error, an article on Page 28 of The Times Magazine today about a current lawsuit filed by Sylvester Stallone misidentifies one of the people involved in a previous Stallone lawsuit.

The Trump administration decided to file a brief in support of a current lawsuit against Harvard University seeking to end affirmative action practices.

A current lawsuit filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), also argues that prolonged solitary confinement violates the Eighth Amendment of our Constitution.

Paxton has asked Hanen to add DACA to a current lawsuit he and other states filed last year against Deferred Action for Parent Arrivals, another program by the Obama administration designed to grant undocumented parents of US citizens deportation relief.

HTC and Apple have reached a global settlement that includes the dismissal of all current lawsuits and a ten-year license agreement.

In a statement issued Saturday night, the two companies said the settlement includes the dismissal of all current lawsuits and sets up a 10-year license agreement that includes rights to current and future patents held by both parties.

"A ruling in our current lawsuit will control all communities," said attorney Paul Cambria, who is representing Vivid.

Canon was quick to issue a recall of the discs that led to the current lawsuit and offered an apology, blaming an editing error.

If the current lawsuit results in a victory that drives video game manufacturers in this direction, it may be hard for college athletes to think of it as much of a victory.