Sentence examples for a less litigious from inspiring English sources

"We have a less litigious society," one Australian told me.

Considering the long history of failed attempts to make America a less litigious country, comprehensive tort reform is unlikely.

No one has to prove negligence in court, which allows cases to be resolved more quickly and in a less litigious manner.

It isn't the first time Apple has indicated it would go in a less litigious direction.

There is a common general impression that Singapore is a far less litigious country than some others, such as the USA, and especially so in the 1980s.

To calm the ensuing controversy, Weill told Bloomberg News that in naming Perelman, a notoriously aggressive and litigious corporate raider, to the chairman's post, the public would "see a nicer, kinder, less litigious Ron than you've seen in the past".

Pools are generally a more efficient, and less litigious, way for product makers to acquire the IP rights they need at reasonable prices.

So the three of us, working with industry leaders on both sides of the patent owner vs. product maker divide, have developed a three-pronged plan for ending the wireless patent wars and creating a more productive and less litigious patent licensing sector.

They include improving a cumbersome decision-making process and encouraging less litigious dispute settlement.

Davies concludes: "The better way is to try to encourage parents to focus on their children in a less acrimonious litigious and confrontational atmosphere, to reduce pressures on the courts, and avoid pressures on Cafcass".

On the other hand, an effective "no bribes" policy and a culture where strong business values and ethical behaviour are central facets, potentially offers the competitive advantages of transparency: a cleaner corporate image, more trustworthy business relationships, lower costs and less litigious shareholders.