Sentence examples for battle relating to from inspiring English sources

The pharmaceuticals group AstraZeneca said today that it had lost a skirmish in a patent battle relating to its ulcer drug Prilosec.

The case is the latest brought by McGill in a long legal battle relating to his claim that he was excluded at the last minute from the £1m deal that took McCann to Bolton from Aston Villa that summer.

LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about upcoming legislative battles relating to the Republican's Contract With America.

Court battles relating to the project followed Mr. de Navarro at least to 1902, when disappointed stockholders won a suit against him for $950,000.

The New Yorker, April 24 , 1995P. 41 LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about upcoming legislative battles relating to the Republican's Contract With America.

Every age must have its pitchman, and, as recent history has shown, William J. Bennett is it for… LETTER FROM WASHINGTON about upcoming legislative battles relating to the Republican's Contract With America.

As well as having to make alimony payments to his ex-wife, he had other further court battles relating to his finances, one with a landlord claiming Dash owed him $162,000 in rent, and another from a clothing partner owed a loan of $237,000.

These battles relate to, among others: contestations around what it means to be "authentically" African; citizens' pressuring for democracy, inclusion and leadership accountability; basic needs being met in a context of global inequality wherein rich elites govern over the poor; and women increasingly asserting their sexual rights.

A lawyer and former banker with firsthand knowledge of the Extended Stay case — who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid jeopardizing future dealings with Mr. Lichtenstein — said some banks would no longer do business with Mr. Lichtenstein because of the legal battles related to Extended Stay.

Major banks are fighting multiple legal battles related to their mortgage lending practices.

When so many brewing legislative battles relate to the economy, it's easy to forget about the programs that have already been enacted.