Sentence examples for a sort of class action from inspiring English sources

Peacey counters provocatively, "And who isn't?" The moral maze gets even more complex when Mr. Voysey's best friend, George Booth Peter Maloneyy), and the family clergyman, Reverend Colpus (Geddeth Smith), join forces — in a sort of class action, which Mamet dramatizes from what was merely exposition in the original — to strike what they conceive of as a Christian deal.

Demanding living wills may well be a first step on the road to splitting large complex banks into discrete, separately funded entities with separate credit ratings.The most innovative suggestion is that consumers may be helped to claim collectively against banks, bringing closer the sort of "class action" suits common in America.

Across the West, workers came to accept a sort of class compromise.

The court's decision on that issue will almost certainly affect all sorts of class-action suits, including ones asserting antitrust, securities and product liability.

"What a lot of class action scholars and proponents have done quite cleverly, I must say is engage in a sort of alchemy to transform individual rights into collective rights".

Plaintiffs' lawyers filed a host of class action lawsuits.

(As an attempt to workaround Austria's lack of class action law for consumers).

We do a lot of class actions.

They plan mass protests (of the sort that have hit major American cities this week) and they talk about the details of class action lawsuits.

On December 6, 2010, Wal-Mart finally caught a break of sorts: the Supreme Court agreed to hear the Wal-Mart case on the issue of class action standing -- but not on the actual merits of the sex discrimination case.

A: Sort of.