Sentence examples for about the litigation of from inspiring English sources

As a result, the Mexican public knows little about the litigation of the 123 people locked up in prison in the Iguala case.

He made his remarks as the bank, which makes two-thirds of its profits in Asia, reported a 12% fall in first-half profits to $12.3bn and published 10 pages of warnings about the litigation and regulatory fines it could face on an array of matters ranging from the collapse of the Madoff empire to the fixing of prices in currencies and gold and silver.

The mayor of Fayette, Rogers W. King, said he had mixed feelings about the litigation.

Although the archdiocese took the lead in the litigation, about half of the alleged perpetrators belonged to religious orders, such as the Jesuits, Salesians and Vincentians, and answered to those orders rather than the local archbishop.

This was the once-sensational event called the "Grand Litigation of Ten Thousand Plaintiffs" (hereafter "Grand Litigation").

John Oliver's scathing segment on HBO about Big Tobacco's litigation of sovereign governments went viral in February, drawing international attention to the industry's aggressive tactics.

("The administrative litigation of C District," June 1999).

"I have been reading all of this literature about alternatives to litigation of family law issues -- so well and good.

By meeting someone up front, you may be able to gauge through your discussions how thoroughly or narrowly the company answered questions about the threat of litigation or addressed any prior litigation that was not required to be disclosed by the UFOC.

Jeffrey Fazio, the San Francisco lawyer who has been the driving force behind the cases, said the Ford documents uncovered in the litigation detail years of concern about the part.

"Quite often changes have been brought about because of litigation.