Sentence examples for be sued to from inspiring English sources

She worked in secret and had to be sued to disclose the details.

Officials in Charlotte and Tampa should not reflexively equate dissent with criminality (or domestic terrorism), nor should they have to be sued to do the right thing.

Under Delaware law, where MF Global was incorporated, corporate directors cannot be sued to recover monetary damages for anything except a breach of the duty of loyalty, which usually requires showing that they gained improper benefits from their actions.

Because the ownership of these funds was such a tightly guarded secret, now not even the Madoff trustee can figure out who should be sued to recover illegal profits — and who are victims entitled to restitution.

"She worked in secret and had to be sued to disclose the details," the announcer says sarcastically. "So if you trust Hillary Clinton, maybe you should see your doctor.

According to the person close to the S.E.C. investigation, the agency sent Wells calls, which essentially tell people or companies to muster a case why they should not be sued, to Michael Conway, a KPMG partner who was a lead auditor on the Xerox account, and three other KPMG partners.

Since then, many states have been sued to insure that prisoners were provided proper treatment.

The state is being sued to block the law by Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

They are also asking the companies being sued to change their labels.

Some are suing to recover losses.

Opposition forces are suing to remove Mr. Kilman.