Sentence examples for bankroll cases from inspiring English sources

Investors seeking higher returns on their savings have looked to courtrooms instead of stocks or bonds, agreeing to bankroll cases and taking a portion of the cash awards if they win.

The plaintiffs in Harris v. Quinn were represented by the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, a conservative group that bankrolls cases aimed at diminishing organized labor's clout.

They have marshalled their cash to sway elections, alter public policy, and bankroll Supreme Court cases.

And some hedge funds and private equity firms bankroll ISDS cases as third parties — just like billionaire Peter Thiel bankrolled Hulk Hogan in his lawsuit against Gawker Media.

Protect the Harvest, a Missouri-based nonprofit that has ties to the agriculture industry, according to the Center for Public Integrity, is bankrolling her case.

But backed by representatives from the various teams, Miller agreed to bankroll Flood's case, retaining Arthur Goldberg, late of the Supreme Court, to handle it.

McKinsey, a business consultancy, is said to be working out how the project could make enough money to entice sovereign-wealth funds to bankroll it.The economic case is not easy to make.

Funds in the North East (so far, I've only investigated Newcastle, so can't speak for the other regions) aren't doing anyone any favours by bankrolling – in some cases quite lavishly – bad ideas.

The league already has lockout protection from its other television contracts that provides guaranteed payments that will in effect bankroll the owners in case of a labor standoff.

All of the lawyers involved declined to comment on whether the chamber is now bankrolling the entire case.

Mr. Obama might like having the Bloomberg bankroll as a safety net, just in case his own prodigious skills at fund-raising suddenly fade.