Sentence examples for alleging damage from inspiring English sources

A separate lawsuit was filed by the environmental group Riverkeeper Inc., alleging damage to the environment by ExxonMobil.

Resolution of this split will harmonize courts' treatment of FTCA claims brought by federal prisoners alleging damage to or deprivation of property at the hands of prison officials.

The Court of Appeal turned down claims by a group of airline passengers alleging damage to their health caused by deep vein thrombosis after long flights.

Between 1989 and 2000 the 300,000 claimants alleging damage from the Dalkon Shield contraceptive device got $2.6 billion in settlements.

Recent representations include News Corporation and its affiliate News America Marketing in an antitrust class action brought by customers of in-store marketing products; and JPMorgan Chase's investment management division in the resolution of multiple lawsuits alleging damages relating to the decline in value of subprime and other debt securities.

The company behind it is blaming the Disney-Fox merger, alleging damages of more than $1 billion.

"There's civil and criminal liability," he said, adding that criminal prosecution would be unlikely in this kind of case, but that Swift could allege damages to her reputation.

It plays a major role in setting the direction of the economy, and Trump has blamed Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell for raising interest rates last year in a way that the White House alleges damaged the economy.

But the prayer for that part of the relief can be stricken out without depriving the court of jurisdiction to hear and determine the question whether Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina is liable to the plaintiff for its own corporate act in building for its own proprietary and corporate purposes a dyke which it is alleged damaged or took the plaintiff's farm.

This has lead to conflicts with farmers alleging crop damage.

The year ending June 30 , 2001saw the filing of 13,000 cases alleging mold damage in Texas alone.