Sentence examples for be litigated until after from inspiring English sources

More importantly, such models are inherently reactive: legislation cannot be litigated until after it is enacted.

But it's the original policy of Libyan intervention that deserves to be litigated -- not the after-the-fact bureaucratic touch fouls.

As part of the campaign, Swiss officials have raised the specter of global financial instability should the civil case continue to be litigated, rather than settled, either before or after the hearing on Monday.

Last week, the Oklahoma Supreme Court agreed to stay the executions until the issue could be litigated.

The first way was to allow the detainees' complaints about the UK's alleged role in the rendition of suspects after 9/11 and its alleged complicity in torture to be litigated in court to the bitter end.

Obviously it will be litigated".

"Certainly this will be litigated before Judge Haight," he said.

"I think that issue will be litigated, and properly so".

Most of the increase comes from liability claims, which are likely to be litigated for years and may never be paid, as has been the case for claims made after the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

"The Clean Power Plan will absolutely be litigated.

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