"This is not an adversarial process at all," he said.
Walter K. Olson's book "The Litigation Explosion" expresses gerneral dismay about "a regime of law that sets people against each other in adversarial bitterness at every turn".
It would allow for deep debate and consideration of issues in the round and replace the practice of treating the most important annual piece of legislation with the disdain of guillotined debates, heavy whipping and adversarial politics at its worst.
For now, one of the primary obstacles to growth for the online liquidators is the perception that they are of the same ilk as the countless "jobbers" in the retail industry, who often have an adversarial relationship, at best, with merchants.
The justice select committee report said that while the MoJ had made "significant savings" in the legal aid scheme it had: Not discouraged unnecessary and adversarial litigation at public expense because courts and tribunals are having to meet the costs of the rise in litigants in person.
mieke eoyang (@MiekeEoyang) Reforms agreed to today: declassification of FISC opinions, reduce holding 215 data to 3 yrs, adversarial amicus at FISC. #NSA October 29, 2013 8.38pm GMT Rep. Justin Amash, Republican of Michigan, co-sponsered legislation in July with Democratic Rep. John Conyers that would have ended the collection of phone metadata under section 215 of the Patriot Act.
Don't insist on your preferences and getting your way in a personality conflict, on shades of meaning and adversarial issues at the expense of the order and peace of the group.
Psychological operations and deception, in particular, are understood as being aimed at adversarial or neutral audiences — not at Americans.
Clegg was equally determined to argue that British adversarial politics was at an end.
But her performance tonight was adversarial, prosecutorial and at times sanctimonious.
